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Digital Media Kit Content Creator | Landing Page

Alejandra

Alejandra Trinca

Melanie Trinca Strategic Digital Evolution 360° Strategy

Melanie is a micro influencer and content creator with a growing presence on social media. Initially, she had a traditional media kit in PDF format, which limited her ability to showcase real-time updates and metrics. To test a more dynamic approach, we migrated the content to Carrd for a fast and accessible first version. However, Carrd’s severe limitations in image, video handling and overall design flexibility quickly became a bottleneck. The solution was a full migration to Framer, where we redesigned the media kit into a premium, bilingual, multimedia experience—flexible, scalable, and aligned with Melanie’s professional positioning.

The Power of a 360° Strategy

Every successful digital transformation starts with understanding the essence of the business. For Melanie Trinca, we developed a digital media kit that reflects her true differentiator in the saturated fashion & lifestyle creator market.

My strategy always begins with an in-depth analysis to uncover what the market doesn’t yet perceive, but clients truly value." – Alejandra Trinca

Finding the Market Gap

Problem identified:

I researched digital media kit trends. Key insight: platforms like HypeAuditor offer automated media kits, but they are generic and instantly recognizable.
Reports lacking brand personalization
Generic templates that make creators look the same
Mainly limited to English
PDFs vs. professional web experiences

Opportunity:

Fully customized landing page
Bilingual with automatic redirection
Total differentiation vs. generic tools
Competitive analysis: 50+ creators studied
Result: Melanie combines certified training (nutrition + fitness) with authentic aspirational content.
Key success factor: A hybrid, tailored solution vs. the market’s generic automation.

Iteration and Technical Adaptation

Phase 1: Initial Implementation

Carrd chosen for speed and accessibility
Bilingual content structure developed
First UX tests conducted

Phase 2: Identifying Limitations

Critical issues: severe restrictions for images and video
Design limitations: inability to build the multimedia experience required
Impact: tool could not support real project needs

Phase 3: Strategic Migration

Decision: full migration to Framer
Redesign leveraging advanced multimedia capabilities
Features impossible on Carrd now implemented
Final optimization + bilingual testing
Key takeaway: Tool choice must align with the specific content needs. For visual media kits, technical limitations can compromise the entire experience.

Design that Converts and Differentiates

Approach: Full brand experience vs. basic automation

Unique Features:

Bilingual landing with auto-detection
Custom design vs. generic templates
Smart redirection to social media
Meta API integration-ready
Web experience vs. static PDF
Integrated storytelling vs. cold data

Competitive Differentiation:

Certified professional background highlighted
Professional positioning vs. amateur influencer
Direct communication of unique value
Result: Superior professionalism compared to automated tools + flexibility that even premium platforms don’t offer.

Measurable Impact from Day 1

Media kit shared as an experience, not an attachment
Perceived as more professional vs. creators using standard tools
Higher response rates in brand negotiations
Base prepared for future automation while preserving customization
A landing page that drives real growth and redefines how content creators present themselves professionally.
+45% brand interactions +30% collaboration requests +75% longer time on page
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Posted Jul 14, 2025

I designed and developed a landing page on Carrd that later migrated to Framer to enhace the performance and perception of Melanie for Brands