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Bertha Edson's avatar
Bertha Edson
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Content and influencer strategy for mission based brands.
$10k+
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5.0
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34
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Content and influencer strategy for mission based brands.
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A Winning Social Media Strategy for Skincare Personal Brand
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UGC Pipeline and Ad Strategy for Nordband
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Aroppo Affiliate Micro Creator Campaign
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YouTube Growth Strategy for Vibe Coding Tool
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Rachel Snyder
Worb, Switzerland
Senior Marketer building brands through story and strategy.
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Senior Marketer building brands through story and strategy.
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I’ve been working with Outlier Protein - a refreshing, vegan, clear protein brand redefining the fitness space - to launch their new affiliate & UGC program via Social Cat. Our goal? To connect with real creators who actually use and love the product, building a network of authentic ambassadors who share Outlier’s mission: clean ingredients, inclusive fitness, and sustainable energy. From recruiting and vetting creators to optimizing partnership flow and content direction, we’re creating a system that scales trust and conversions. It’s been incredible watching the community grow, one creator collab at a time.
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Art Direction for The Tracksuit Club, Berlin.
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Art direction for streetwear brand The Tracksuit Club.
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Nothing better than a simple, clean, branded social feed after months - or even years - of inconsistency.
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Shahana Abbasi
Los Angeles, USA
Digital, Social Media & Influencer Marketing Pro, 10+ Years
Digital, Social Media & Influencer Marketing Pro, 10+ Years
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Influencer Marketing Campaigns for PrismPop
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Paid Social Advertisement Media Campaigns
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Luxury Jewelry Brand Digital Marketing Strategy
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Kayla Tycholiz
Canada
helping creators & brands establish partnerships ✨
helping creators & brands establish partnerships ✨
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Prairie Ridge Resort Marketing Strategy
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Perifit | Influencer Marketing
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FITT Factor | Influencer Marketing
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1Password x Gen.G | Quest for the Lost Console
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Chelsea Rae
San Diego, USA
Simple, proven, & affordable marketing for small businesses
Simple, proven, & affordable marketing for small businesses
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Coffee for Athletes — Growing With People, Not Expensive Ads A specialty low caff / decaf coffee brand wanted more online orders but didn’t want to burn money on ads. They weren’t sure who their customers were or how to reach them. I helped them build a simple “real people” ambassador system. We found everyday athletes, creators, and locals who loved the product and wanted to share it. No big influencers, nothing fake — just real people talking about something they enjoyed. These efforts brought in 3–4× more value than paid ads and helped the brand grow with honest, low-cost marketing. Why this matters: You don’t always need ads. Sometimes customers are better found through real people.
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Men's Health Clinic — Local Neighborhood Targeting A local men's health clinic had great results once people found them — but they struggled to get steady customers. They tried ads, mailers, and social media, but nothing felt consistent. I helped them figure out exactly which neighborhoods were worth focusing on using simple local data and a few clear marketing pieces they could get out fast. They grew revenue by 3× in 60 days because they finally knew where their best customers were hiding. Why this matters: Most small businesses don’t need more marketing — they need to aim it in the right place.
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Youth Sports Rental Startup — From Local to Multi-State Growth A small family-run startup was trying to rent out kids’ sports gear but didn’t know how to get the word out. They were doing everything by hand with no clear plan. I created a simple marketing system they could run. We used easy, low-cost ideas like clear flyers, local partnerships, better website wording, and a step-by-step way to reach parents. They grew from one small area to 25 states and passed 5,000 orders in nine months — without wasting money on ads. Why this matters: Even tiny businesses can grow fast with the right plan. You don’t need a big budget — you need clarity.
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Retail Beverage Brand — Making In-Store Marketing Work This business was selling in local stores but had no idea what made customers pick their product off the shelf. Sales were flat and they couldn’t tell what was working. I helped them test simple store ideas — shelf tags, product signs, small design tweaks, and better wording that spoke to shoppers. We tracked what worked and removed what didn’t. Their sales in stores grew 17% and kept improving because they finally had a way to see what was helping. Why this matters: Sometimes small changes make the biggest difference. You don’t need fancy ads — you need a message people notice.
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Anastasiia Khrystenok
Bothell, USA
B2B Healthcare & SaaS Content Writer | Case Studies & Sales
B2B Healthcare & SaaS Content Writer | Case Studies & Sales
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72% engagement rate - with a creator under 15K followers. The difference wasn't reach. It was creator selection. I chose an actual regular whose audience already knew the restaurant. No script, no forced hashtags, just content that felt like something she'd post anyway. That's how I approach influencer marketing: creator scouting, audience fit, campaign strategy, creative briefs, execution, and performance analysis. Looking for an Influencer Marketing Manager or Creator Strategist? Let's talk.
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Influencer Marketing, Hospitality, Miami FL.
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Doubled Online Course Sales in 3 Months
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95% of appealed skilled nursing facility admission denials were overturned. But only 18% of denials were appealed. The bigger question is what happened to the other 82%. Was the clinical evidence available in time? Could the team see the denial and the supporting record together? That’s the story behind the numbers, and the kind of question I look for when working on B2B healthcare content. Source: HHS OIG, review of 19 Medicare Advantage organizations using June 2024 data.
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