Expert Web Designer & Pixel Perfect Webflow Dev
Expert Web Designer & Pixel Perfect Webflow Dev
Enterprise-level architecture expertise, on-demand.
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Enterprise-level architecture expertise, on-demand.
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Landing Page & Website Designer
A premium digital launch experience for Kenra Professional’s Signature Style collection, designed and developed to translate the campaign’s elevated look and feel into an engaging, responsive landing page.
Working from established brand guidelines, I showcased the collection, highlighted key products and ambassadors, and created clear paths to action across desktop and mobile. The project required close attention to visual hierarchy, typography, imagery, and performance to ensure the online experience reflected the quality of the brand.
Services: UX/UI Design, Responsive Web Design, Front-end Development, Brand Experience
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Oliver Sacks - His Own Life
(Logline) Oliver Sacks: His Own Life explores the life and work of the legendary neurologist and storyteller, as he shares intimate details of his battles with drug addiction, homophobia, and a medical establishment that accepted his work only decades after the fact. Sacks, known for his literary works Awakenings and The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, was a fearless explorer of unknown cognitive worlds who helped redefine our understanding of the brain and mind, the diversity of human experience, and our shared humanity. The film features exclusive interviews with Sacks conducted just weeks after he received a terminal diagnosis, and months before his death in August 2015.
Client: HHMI Tangled Bank Studios + Steeplechase Films
http://oliversacksdoc.com
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Reverse the Red
Data-driven and propelled by collaboration, Reverse the Red provides the tools and partnerships to unite us around our common commitment to saving species.
So many organizations have tried in the past to reverse the "Red" (The IUCN Red List of endangered species), but the time to hesitate is through.
We worked with the Major Partners ("the board") to strategize and help deliver the new vision to the world— a movement that will most certainly reverse the red!
https://www.reversethered.org
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B2B Content Strategist | Messaging & Campaigns
A four-week plan built around one event, with an owner and a goal for each week. Marketing is not one size fits all. This plan starts with where the audience already is: industry events, the partner network, and LinkedIn. Then it talks about their problem consistently before offering the solution. Independent portfolio sample; Ridgeline Cloud Partners is fictional.
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An invitation to an executive dinner, written as a personal note from the CEO. Small executive dinners are one of the most effective ways to get in front of senior technology leaders, but only if the invitation reads like it came from a peer. Notes cover the audience, the subject line, and the follow-up plan. Independent portfolio sample; all names are fictional.
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Three posts from one company page: a thought leadership post promoting a blog, an executive dinner recap, and a new-hire spotlight. My rule for company content is simple: the most interesting thing goes first, and every post ends with something specific, not a filler line. Independent portfolio sample; all names are fictional.
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Expert product designer with 13 YOE - Earned $200k on Upwork
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Expert product designer with 13 YOE - Earned $200k on Upwork
Senior designer specializing in UX, UI, and web design
Marketing Operations & AI Consultant
CRM · Automation
More software doesn’t always mean better systems.
I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately while working around mortgage technology and business automation.
A company can have a CRM, sales tools, automation, reporting, email, onboarding — and still lose opportunities simply because those systems don’t work together.
The real question isn’t always: “What tool are we missing?”
Sometimes it’s: “Where is the workflow breaking?”
I explored this through the mortgage industry in my latest article — but I think the same problem exists in many businesses.
Better systems. Better follow-up. Fewer disconnected workflows.
Full article:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-many-systems-does-take-close-one-mortgage-loan-vera-babaeva-yexxc
Curious: where does your business lose the most opportunities — lead generation, follow-up, onboarding, or CRM?
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You don’t need 60 AI tools. You need the right ones.
I put together a simple map of AI tools across marketing, sales, content, research, outreach, and automation.
Save it for the next time you’re wondering, “Is there a tool for this?” 🙂
#AI #MarketingAutomation #SalesTools #MarketingOps #Productivity
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SEO isn’t dead. Search just got bigger.
In 2026, your customers aren’t only searching on Google. They’re asking ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity — and expecting an answer immediately.
That means businesses now need to think about three layers of visibility:
🔎 SEO — Be found.
💬 AEO — Be the answer.
🤖 GEO — Be recommended by AI.
The goal hasn’t changed: be visible where your customers are looking.
The way they search has.
Is your business ready to be found by both Google and AI?
#SEO #AEO #GEO #AI #DigitalMarketing #MarketingStrategy #SmallBusiness #AIVisibility
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Most businesses don’t need more tools.
They need to see where the process is actually breaking.
Give me 15 minutes with a lead workflow, and I can usually spot where opportunities are being lost — slow follow-up, CRM gaps, manual work, or missed automation.
Diagnose first. Automate second. Scale what works.
Where do you think most businesses lose their leads?
#MarketingOperations #CRM #Automation #AI #RevOps #BusinessGrowth
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White-label SaaS, auto-fix scripts & plug-and-play tools.
New to Contra
White-label SaaS, auto-fix scripts & plug-and-play tools.
I'm bringing on 500 founding members for a tool I built that generates qualified leads. I use this tool personally to reach out to prospects —You scan prospects' sites, find real problems (broken links, missing images), and use those findings to book conversations and sell your products.
I use it every day. It works.
The offer: $150. One time. Locked in forever.
You get:
Lifetime access to use this as your lead generation machine
Scan prospects, find real problems, book conversations
Every feature I build from here on, no subscriptions, no per-scan fees, no limits
Help shape the future of this project based on what actually helps you — your input directly influences what gets built next
Option to white-label it down the road (separate pricing, decided later based on what the platform becomes)
Why this works: Once this scales and I launch subscription pricing for new users, you're locked in at $150. They pay recurring. You paid once, forever.
You're not just buying a tool, you're helping build something you might eventually white-label and resell or use.
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