We're a Marketer from... Success Agency --- **Employment and project experience** **Senior Designer** Apple Inc. _January 2017 - March 2017_ **UX Designer** Airbnb Inc. _January 2019 - March 2019_

We're a Marketer from... Success Agency --- **Employment and project experience** **Senior Designer** Apple Inc. _January 2017 - March 2017_ **UX Designer** Airbnb Inc. _January 2019 - March 2019_

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Success Agency


Employment and project experience

Senior Designer Apple Inc.
January 2017 - March 2017

UX Designer Airbnb Inc.
January 2019 - March 2019

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Experience Level

Expert

Language

English
Fluent

Work Experience

Marketer at Modeshe.com
August 3, 2025 - Present
We've made this business standout among other store owners
Marketer at MemoriesEtchedInWood,com
May 1, 2025 - Present
We've worked over a year with excellent results

Education

Website Designer Certificate and Marketing Certificate at Harvard University
May 24, 2023 - May 9, 2025

Qualifications

Website Designer Award
September 1, 2023 - May 4, 2026
As a website designer, I focus on creating clean, user-friendly, and conversion-driven websites, mainly for e-commerce platforms like Shopify. My work involves designing layouts that not only look professional but also guide visitors smoothly through the buying process. I pay close attention to user experience, mobile responsiveness, and page speed, ensuring websites are both visually appealing and functional. I also optimize product pages, improve navigation, and structure content in a way that helps increase engagement and sales. Alongside design, I often work on improving SEO fundamentals and integrating marketing tools to support long-term growth. My goal is always to build websites that are simple, fast, and effective at turning visitors into customers.

Industry Experience

Manufacturing
    paper Fast web loading

    Fast web loading refers to how quickly your website pages open and become usable for visitors. On platforms like Shopify, speed plays a major role in user experience, SEO, and overall sales performance.
    When your site loads quickly, visitors are more likely to stay, browse, and make a purchase. If it’s slow, most people leave within seconds—especially on mobile. Search engines like Google also use page speed as a ranking factor, so faster sites tend to rank higher.
    What affects web loading speed:

    Large or unoptimized images
    Too many apps or heavy scripts
    Poor theme coding
    Lack of caching or optimization
    Slow hosting or server response time

    Why it matters:

    Improves user experience
    Reduces bounce rate (people leaving quickly)
    Increases conversions and sales
    Boosts SEO rankings

    In simple terms:
    Fast loading means your store opens almost instantly, keeps visitors engaged, and makes it easier for them to buy without frustration.

    paper PT layout and Product Review

    A PT (Presidential Theme) layout description explains how your product page is structured to attract attention, build trust, and drive conversions on platforms like Shopify.
    A well-optimized PT layout typically follows a clear flow:

    1. Clean Header Section
      This includes your product name, high-quality images, price, and a clear call-to-action (like “Add to Cart”). The goal here is to immediately show value and grab attention.
    2. Product Highlights
      Short bullet points or icons that quickly explain key benefits (not just features). This helps customers understand why they should buy without reading too much.
    3. Detailed Description
      A more in-depth explanation of the product, including how it works, materials, sizing, or usage. This section answers common questions and reduces hesitation.
    4. Social Proof
      Customer reviews, ratings, and testimonials build trust and show that others have had a good experience with the product.
    5. Visual Content
      Lifestyle images, videos, or demos that show the product in real use. This helps customers imagine owning it.
    6. Trust Signals
      Badges like secure checkout, money-back guarantee, and shipping information reassure customers and reduce doubts.
    7. FAQ Section
      Answers to common questions about shipping, returns, or product use—helping to remove final objections.
    8. Upsell/Cross-sell Section
      Suggestions for related or complementary products to increase order value.
      In simple terms, a strong PT layout is designed to guide a visitor from interest → trust → decision, making it easier for them to complete a purchase.
    paper Sales Funnel

    A sales funnel is the step-by-step journey a potential customer takes from first discovering your brand to finally making a purchase—and even becoming a repeat buyer.

    For an e-commerce business (especially on Shopify), a sales funnel helps you turn random visitors into paying customers by guiding them through a structured process.

    Stages of a Sales Funnel

    1. Awareness (Top of Funnel)
      This is where people first discover your brand:

    Social media ads
    SEO (ranking on Google)
    Influencer promotions

    At this stage, the goal is visibility and attracting the right audience.

    1. Interest (Middle of Funnel)
      Now that people know about you, you build interest:

    Engaging product pages
    Email sign-ups (discount pop-ups)
    Valuable content

    This is where your store design plays a big role in keeping visitors engaged.

    1. Decision (Bottom of Funnel)
      Here, customers are considering buying:

    Product reviews and testimonials
    Limited-time offers
    Clear pricing and trust signals

    You’re removing doubts and encouraging action.

    1. Action (Purchase)
      This is the conversion stage:

    Smooth checkout process
    Multiple payment options
    Fast and simple buying experience

    1. Retention (After Purchase)
      The funnel doesn’t stop at the sale:

    Follow-up emails using tools like Klaviyo
    Upsells and cross-sells
    Loyalty or discount offers
    Why Sales Funnels Matter

    A sales funnel helps you understand where customers drop off and what needs improvement. Instead of relying on luck, you’re guiding people intentionally from “just browsing” to “buying.”

    In simple terms:

    SEO/Ads bring traffic
    Store design converts visitors
    Automation keeps them coming back

    That combination is what turns a basic store into a profitable business.

    paper SEO Integration

    SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is the process of improving your website so it ranks higher on search engines like Google, making it easier for potential customers to find your store organically (without paid ads).
    For an e-commerce store—especially on platforms like Shopify—SEO focuses on bringing in targeted traffic from people already searching for products you sell.
    Key parts of SEO include:

    1. On-Page SEO
      This involves optimizing the content on your website:

    Using relevant keywords in product titles and descriptions

    Writing clear, helpful product descriptions

    Optimizing meta titles and meta descriptions

    Using proper headings and image alt text

    1. Technical SEO
      This ensures your site runs smoothly and is easy for search engines to crawl:

    Fast loading speed

    Mobile-friendly design

    Clean URLs

    Proper site structure and navigation

    1. Content SEO
      Creating valuable content that attracts visitors:

    Blog posts related to your niche

    Buying guides or how-to articles

    FAQs that answer customer questions

    1. Off-Page SEO
      Building your store’s credibility:

    Getting backlinks from other websites

    Social signals and brand mentions

    Influencer or blog features

    Why SEO matters:
    Good SEO helps your store show up when people search for products, which means consistent, free traffic over time. Unlike ads, it builds long-term visibility and trust, though it usually takes time to see strong results.
    In simple terms: SEO helps your store get discovered, store design helps convert visitors, and automation helps retain them—together, they form a complete growth system.

    paper Store Design and Automation

    Store Design focuses on how your online store looks, feels, and functions. A well-designed store on platforms like Shopify should be visually appealing, easy to navigate, and optimized for conversions. This includes clean layouts, mobile responsiveness, fast loading speeds, clear product pages, and a smooth checkout process. Good design isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about guiding visitors toward making a purchase and building trust with your brand.
    Automation, on the other hand, helps you manage and grow your store more efficiently. Tools like Klaviyo allow you to automate email and SMS marketing based on customer behavior. For example, you can set up automated flows for welcome emails, abandoned cart reminders, order confirmations, and post-purchase follow-ups. This keeps your customers engaged without requiring constant manual work.
    When combined, strong store design attracts and converts visitors, while automation nurtures those customers and drives repeat sales. Together, they create a seamless shopping experience and a scalable system that helps your business grow consistently.

    paper Klaviyo Automation

    We manage your customers with CRM
    Klaviyo Automation refers to the use of automated email and SMS workflows within Klaviyo to engage customers at the right time with personalized messaging. Instead of sending one-off campaigns manually, automation allows businesses—especially e-commerce brands—to create sequences that are triggered by customer behavior, such as signing up to a mailing list, abandoning a cart, or making a purchase.
    These automations, often called “flows” in Klaviyo, are designed to nurture leads and increase customer retention. Common examples include welcome series for new subscribers, abandoned cart reminders, post-purchase follow-ups, and win-back campaigns for inactive customers. Each message can be tailored using customer data like browsing history, purchase behavior, and preferences, making the communication feel more relevant and timely.
    One of the key strengths of Klaviyo Automation is its deep integration with platforms like Shopify, allowing store owners to track real-time customer activity and trigger messages based on specific actions. This helps improve conversion rates, boost repeat purchases, and build stronger customer relationships without requiring constant manual effort.
    Overall, Klaviyo Automation is a powerful tool for scaling marketing efforts efficiently while delivering a more personalized experience to customers.