FAQ – Real Answers, No Buzzwords

Definitely. I actually enjoy working with teams – designers, devs, media buyers, brand managers, whoever's in the loop. I know how to communicate, stay in my zone, and make sure everyone's moving in the same direction. No egos – just getting things done together.

Yes. I've handled full campaigns – from research and setup to launch, testing, and reporting. I like structure, and I make sure things move forward without falling into chaos. If there's a goal, I build the system to get there.

I'm not here to promise overnight miracles or drop jargon. I focus on clarity, smart execution, and actual results. I'll tell you what's working, what's broken, and how to fix it – no fluff.

I don't panic. I treat it like feedback. If something flops, I dig into why, tweak what's needed, and test again. Marketing is iteration – I'm comfortable with that.

I keep tabs on platform changes, tools, and what's actually working – not just what's trending. I follow people smarter than me, test things myself, and don't jump on every bandwagon.

I use whatever gets the job done – GA4, Meta Ads Manager, Shopify, Klaviyo, WordPress, Figma, Notion, Trello, Zapier, and a bunch of AI tools. I don't care about tool loyalty – I care about outcomes.

Both. I believe performance dies without brand, and brand becomes expensive without performance. I look for that sweet spot where things convert and make sense long-term.

I do both, but I prefer ongoing work where I can actually build momentum. One-offs are fine – but the real wins usually come with time, context, and consistency.

I'm not a designer or video editor by profession, but I've used Photoshop, Canva, CapCut, and similar tools when needed. I know what makes content click – and I can create or guide creatives that perform. It's not my core, but I can step in when necessary.

Yes. I've built landing pages using tools like Framer, Typedream, Carrd, WordPress, even raw HTML/CSS. I'm not a fancy UI/UX designer, but I know what converts and how to test it fast.

I'm not a full-time copywriter, but I write a lot – especially for landing pages, ad copy, and strategy-driven content. If it needs to be clear, persuasive, or strategic, I'm comfortable writing it.

I started with HTML, CSS, and PHP way back – not as a developer, but enough to build and fix things. With time (and all the no-code tools), I've focused more on functionality. I still write or tweak scripts for GA4, tracking, or integrations when needed. I don't claim to be a coder – I just figure stuff out using GitHub, AI, or by asking people who know better.

Yep. I've set up stores on Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce – end to end. From product setup and themes to plugins, tracking, and even shipping rules. I'm not building custom code, but I can take it from blank to live store.

Yes, as part of a performance setup. I've run YouTube campaigns, especially for remarketing or brand awareness. I don't make fancy video edits, but I know how to run, test, and scale ads that work.

I'm not an SEO agency, but I understand the basics well – on-page SEO, site audits, keyword intent, and how it ties into bigger strategies. I can optimize and guide – or work with a specialist if needed.

Not really. I don't post daily content or build reels. My focus is more strategic – what kind of content works, how it supports performance, and where to push. I'm happy to guide, but I'm not here to run your feed.

I've worked on UGC and influencer campaigns, yes – from outreach to briefing and tracking performance. I'm not a talent agent, but I know how to make creator content work inside paid media.