Spoke (formerly Circuit), a SaaS app that helps delivery drivers (Amazon, FedEx, UPS-style routes) optimize their routes to save time, reduce stress, and work more efficiently.
Project Overview
For over two years, I’ve worked with Spoke through the agency LandIt as a freelance video editor and meme-focused content creator. The brand’s video strategy is deeply rooted in meme culture, trends, and highly relatable POV content for delivery drivers, and my role has been to bring those ideas to life visually.
I turn strategy-led ideas into scroll-stopping TikTok-style videos using memes, green screens, compilations, AI-generated visuals, and trend-native formats that feel authentic to delivery drivers’ day-to-day reality.
This has been a long-term, high-trust collaboration with consistent posting and evolving formats across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts.
Become top of mind for delivery drivers through relatable, native social content
Build brand awareness without feeling corporate or salesy
Speak directly to drivers’ biggest pain points: time pressure, complicated routes, and efficiency • Use trends, memes, and compilations to drive organic reach
Expand content to new markets, including Spanish and Brazilian audiences
The Challenge
Delivery drivers are a very specific audience, and they instantly reject content that feels generic, forced, or out of touch.
The challenge wasn’t just creating videos, but translating internet culture into something that felt accurate to real delivery routes, real stress, and real workdays. On top of that, trends move fast, meme formats burn out quickly, and content needs to feel native, not overproduced.
The content had to entertain first, resonate deeply, and only then reinforce the brand.
Over time, this content did exactly what it was designed to do: make Spoke feel instantly recognizable and top of mind for delivery drivers.
Starting from zero presence, the accounts grew steadily through meme-led, highly relatable content. TikTok alone accumulated over 669,500 organic views, with the brand’s first-ever viral moment coming from a Halloween-themed compilation that validated the strategy.
Instagram followed a similar trajectory. From 0 followers, the account grew to 6,759 followers, driven by content that prioritized relatability over polish, the kind of videos drivers stop scrolling for because they see themselves in them.
YouTube Shorts quickly became the strongest channel. Multiple videos reached 10K–30K views, with consistent performers in the 4K–15K range, proving that the formats translated across platforms while maintaining retention.
Beyond numbers, the real signal of success has been longevity and trust:
Over 2+ years of consistent posting with no drop in output
A strategy that evolved over time instead of burning out (shout out to LandIt!)
Expansion into Spanish and Brazilian markets once the core formats proved scalable
Comments centered on shared experiences and real-world delivery pain points
The result is a brand that feels native inside internet culture, not like it’s trying to sell to delivery drivers, but like it actually understands them.
This is the kind of content that doesn’t just perform once; it compounds.
✅ Deep understanding of meme culture and trend cycles
✅ Audience-first editing tailored to delivery drivers
✅ High-retention compilation formats
✅ Fast, flexible execution without overproduction
✅ Ability to make brands feel native inside internet culture
Rather than chasing polish, the focus was always believability, content that drivers instantly recognize as their own experience.
Why This Matters
If you’re a SaaS or app-based brand trying to reach a niche audience, performance doesn’t come from polished ads; it comes from cultural fluency.
I help brands translate strategy into content that feels native, relatable, and timely; whether that’s meme-driven TikTok videos, compilation formats, or AI-enhanced visuals that keep output fast and relevant.
If you’re looking for a video editor who understands trends, internet culture, and how to make your brand feel human on TikTok, let’s talk.