Role: Social Media Executive
Budget: £20,000
Goal: Build TikTok awareness and engagement to position Hero Patches as the go-to pimple patch brand for UK Gen Z.
Hero Patches wanted to cut through TikTok clutter and spark conversations with Gen Z in a way that felt authentic, trend-savvy, and sticky. They had strong US awareness, but needed fresh UK traction.
How can we increase Hero Patches’ TikTok presence in the UK, without traditional ads and make Gen Z actually care?
I developed a disruptive, TikTok-native campaign rooted in humour, edutainment, and “peel & reveal” satisfaction designed to entertain first and sell second.
Mascot Nightmare Video – A short, funny reel: a user tries to pop a pimple, triggering a nightmare panic from the Hero Patch mascot.
→ Injects personality into the brand while reinforcing “Don’t Pop It” messaging.
Zodiac Skin Horoscope – I play a comedic astrologer assigning each breakout to a zodiac sign (e.g., “That stubborn jawline pimple? Definitely a Taurus.”)
→ Taps into astrology obsession on TikTok. Highly relatable + trend-reactive.
Tools used: CapCut and TikTok Ads Manager
This campaign is rooted in TikTok’s culture, not interrupting it. From zodiac comedy to mascot nightmares, everything was made to be:
Platform-native
Visually satisfying
Built for shareability & stitchability
We turned the hero patch into a character, a creator, and a movement Gen Z wants to follow.
How do you turn a cold email into a warm sale in a highly niche industry like regulatory affairs?
We needed a campaign that didn’t just inform, but empathized, built trust, and converted.
I wrote and designed an email titled “Tired of constant rejections?” on MailerLite targeting early-career professionals struggling to break into regulatory affairs.
Personal storytelling to build connection
Clear value prop: practical guidance + lived experience
Strong CTA leading to a product purchase
Recipients: 4,790
Open rate: 37.39%
Click rate: 2.61%
Sales generated: £3,459
It focused on relatability, not jargon. Instead of selling a product, it told a story that sold a solution.
How do you explain a billion-dollar brand strategy in 30 seconds, without boring your audience?
Most brand breakdowns are too slow or too serious. For my Magic Group assessment, I needed to turn a brand story into a scroll-stopping short-form video that actually feels like the internet.
I created Zara, an AI influencer who breaks down brands with sass, strategy, and memes.
Her debut video opened with:
“Hello hello hello!
Today’s story is about coffee, coolness, and some crazy branding moves.”
Tools used:
ChatGPT (prompt for OpenArt)
Came naturally: Writing the hook, pacing the edit, and visual storytelling, all second nature thanks to my social media background.
Challenge: Some creative ideas couldn’t be fully realized due to AI constraints but I pivoted quickly and focused on clarity + energy.
Learning style: Fast prototyping, flexible thinking, and platform-native storytelling.
Transform SPF from a basic step to a must-have ritual by emotionally connecting with Murad’s modern skincare audience. The goal: bold, testable ad concepts that speak directly to skincare-literate, aesthetic-savvy users.
Strategy + Concept + Copywriting
Developed four emotionally-led ad directions through concise, scroll-stopping lines:
Each ad was explored with different visual hierarchies (copy-led vs. product-led), formats (static, story, Pinterest-style), and tone treatments. Used ChatGPT-4 for concept exploration and Foreplay.co for competitive swipe research.
Crafted a surreal image ad for Murad SPF 45, designed to feel like protection.
A glowing orb floats above the product, shielded by a skin-like forcefield; selling the sensation, not just the science.
Tools Used: MidJourney, ChatGPT-4
Refined the original visual with a warm glow, stronger social proof (“Best Seller”), and crisper copy. Tiny tweaks, premium difference.
Tools Used: ChatGpt-4, Foreplay.co
Scriptwriting + Storyboarding + Direction
Wrote and directed three UGC-style short scripts aimed at different awareness stages for Murad’s Environmental Shield SPF
Dramatic pain point and instant fix
Voice-of-skin urgency with humor
Simple social proof story arc
Edited using CapCut and voiceovered with ElevenLabs AI. Each script leveraged UGC authenticity with storytelling rhythm and optimized hooks.
Objective
Redesign Pret’s subscription model to address customer dissatisfaction while boosting retention.
Key Issues Identified:
37% of subscribers felt drinks were “bad value”
Negative brand perception (subscription felt like a “chore”)
Long queues & drink unavailability (esp. on campuses)
From 6 interviews & 122 survey responses:
Pain Points:
“Hostile atmosphere” from customers rushing to redeem 5 daily drinks
No differentiated treatment for loyal members
Data Trends:
Negative correlation (-0.76) between subscription use and experience ratings
52% demanded flexible tiers (vs. rigid £30/month plan)
Applied the Wheel of Loyalty to:
Reduce Churn Drivers: Address queue times, drink availability, perceived value
Build Bonds: Tiered subscriptions + points system for customization
Enhance Foundation: Reintroduce campus programs with student-friendly pricing
Tiered Subscription Model:
Essentials (£10): 1 drink/day (off-peak)
Boost (£20): 2 drinks/day (off-peak)
Premium (£30): 3 drinks/day + 20% off food
VIP (£40): 4 drinks/day + meal deals
Points System: Non-subscribers earn free trials; subscribers unlock higher tiers
Queue Time: Reduced by 40% (fewer redemptions per user)
Perceived Value: Improved via flexible pricing (WTP gap closed)
Campus Engagement: 60% of students expressed interest in revived program
Objective
Boost brand awareness, website traffic (+15%), and social engagement (+10%)
Target Audience
Fashion-conscious bargain hunters (63% female, aged 25-34)
Unique Angle
Gamified “Easter Egg Hunt” blending online/offline experiences
(Image generated by ChatGPT 4.0)
Virtual Treasure Hunt: Website gamification with leaderboards
Influencer & Paid Ads: Instagram/Facebook/TikTok ads + fashion influencer partnerships
VR Integration: In-store VR navigation to replicate “treasure hunt” experience
SEO/SEM: Optimized search ads and organic traffic
Awareness: Social media teasers & SEM ads
Engagement: Interactive microsite + VR product discovery
Conversion: Personalized email reminders & discounts
Loyalty: UGC sharing rewards & post-campaign surveys
QR code mascots in stores
Easter-themed VR events (March 23–31)
Circular promotions (e.g., “Play VR → Get Discount → Repurchase”)