Five campaigns across fashion, edtech, and lifestyle — each managed end to end, each tied to a number. Real creators, real ROAS, real revenue.

For the launch of ShopRedDress's Spring Collection, I partnered with the Four Seasons at Disney World and invited four top creators plus a celebrity from The Bachelor to showcase the line. I managed the entire event — itinerary, featured outfits, influencer deliverables, rate negotiation, and hotel coordination — working alongside the merchandising and outbound teams. It exceeded expectations and led directly to four more influencer trips and a new 24-hour outbound team.

Judith March, a previously wholesale-only fashion brand, wanted to move into D2C with a new spring line and a direct relationship with its customers. I built awareness and drove sales through strategic social campaigns and influencer collaborations. The event's success led the agency to sign talent discovered on the trip and launch a new subsection creating influencer products — amplifying awareness and sales as creators promoted their custom pieces.

From January to December 2024, I redefined a brand's approach to influencer marketing by implementing a strategic 15% commission model and narrowing the network to the creators who actually converted. The result was a sustainable, cost-efficient program that delivered growth quarter after quarter.

When LAGO wanted to launch its influencer marketing program, I stepped in to scale it from the ground up on a minimal budget. A targeted creator campaign drove significant brand visibility and measurable sales growth — climbing month over month to a 17x peak.

In October 2024, I created a back-to-school influencer campaign for GauthMath, a leading education-technology app offering real-time, step-by-step math solutions. With a cost per view of just $0.018 — 1.8 cents — the campaign significantly outperformed the industry benchmark of $0.03 per view.