I like the part where we figure it out.
Some of my favorite work starts when something doesn’t quite exist yet, and we have to give it a name, a voice, and a reason for people to care.
I connect the big idea to the work it takes to make it real: positioning, a distinctive voice, useful content, and campaigns people want to spend time with. I’ve managed small marketing teams and creative partners while staying close to the writing and the customer.
I like bringing smart, creative people together around an idea. I’ve worked with founders, product, design, sales, and operations to turn business priorities into something clear and useful for the people we want to reach.



Sometimes it starts with something I’d tell a friend.
I use social media to make unfamiliar ideas feel personal, useful, and worth sharing. These three examples show category education, brand storytelling, and curiosity-led creator work. My personal TikTok has grown to 138.5K followers and 2.9M likes; company-account results are labeled separately in their case studies.
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Social work, by result.
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TikTok · Curiosity-led storytelling45,000 ladybugs arrived in the mail693.7K likes +
TikTok · Sep. 22, 2022
45,000 ladybugs arrived in the mail
A small, strange backyard moment turned into a story hundreds of thousands of people engaged with.
693.7K likes · 10.3K saves · 6,511 shares · 2,017 comments.
Marketing takeawayThe post turns an unexpected everyday moment into a clear visual story, showing range beyond real estate while keeping the same curiosity-led voice.
TikTok · Co-buying storyI bought a house with four friends1.5M views +
TikTok · Jan. 5, 2022
I bought a house with four friends
A firsthand look at using a five-person partnership to buy a home.
A high-reach example tied directly to the portfolio’s central co-buying theme.
Marketing takeawayThe plainspoken first-person hook communicates the idea before asking the audience to learn anything new.
Instagram · Product education · JoyntAffordability, made concrete84,873 likes +
Instagram · Feb. 8, 2026
Affordability, made concrete
A simple question for Joynt: what could you and your friends afford together?
36% more likes than “What if you said yes?” in this selection.
Marketing takeawayA practical affordability question makes the product easier to understand. This is a comparison between two posts, not a controlled test.
More creator work is available on TikTok ↗ and Instagram ↗.