For Maryam Obeyd Therapy, I led a comprehensive website redesign and digital marketing strategy that better reflects the practice’s warm, culturally responsive, and relational approach to therapy. I developed the site structure, wrote and optimized the website copy, refined the brand presentation, and supported local directory and Google Business Profile optimization. My ongoing SEO work includes keyword research, technical and on-page optimization, local SEO, internal linking, and the creation of search-focused blog content designed to increase visibility and attract aligned clients throughout California.
Polaris Behavioral Services is an independent private practice therapist, Chris Merchant, located in Texas. As a new business owner with a specific vision and goals, Chris specifically knew what he wanted. The challenge was bridging the gap between what was possible to do and what was out of budget.
I have been consulting with Chris on his overall marketing strategy, including SEO directory listings. We developed his branding and logo from the ground up, and designed him a custom WordPress website that reflects the authoritative and professional brand that he is creating.
The In-Between Therapy Services is an independent private practice therapist, Luce O’Steen, located in Texas. As a new business owner, Luce was a bit lost on where to start. Her website was previously built on Simple Practice and was not accruing domain authority for SEO.
I have been consulting with Luce on her overall marketing strategy, including SEO directory listings. We developed her branding and logo from the ground up, and designed her a custom WordPress website that reflects the colorful person that she is, and reflects the inclusive nature of her business. I am currently in the process of consulting with Luce on a blogging and SEO strategy.
BreWingZ is a sports bar and chicken wing restaurant with locations throughout the Greater Houston Area. I worked alongside their corporate marketing department to develop their social media calendars. They would send over the post content, and I would develop the copy, social strategy, keywords and hashtags. I developed brand engagement guidelines to streamline this process and ensure that all content created was on brand. Our graphic designer developed the images. Additionally, I would monitor analytics and create monthly digital reports to send to the client – further fine-tuning the marketing strategy per analytics data.
With their social media strategy, we focused on sporting events and their variety of sauces and specialty cocktails. As is the case with restaurants, it’s fast-paced and requires social monitoring and upkeep with memes and the like. I would offer suggestions to the company for posts based on sporting events and pop culture memes that were relevant.
I had a large paid social budget that was based on my suggestions for the posts to boost. I would allocate based off of how each post did, and specific events and specials. The posts highlighted in yellow were the paid social ads.
Dr. Navin Subramanian is a spinal surgeon located in Houston, Texas. He operates his own private practice as well as affiliations with multiple hospitals in the Houston Medical Center. Needless to say, he’s a busy man and wanted a very “hands-off” approach with his social media strategy.
His target audience is athletes and the 50+ age group. As such, I based his strategy off of wellness tips and spine health. Often, spinal patients who are at the point of needing surgery have had diminishing quality of life due to their pain – I wanted to highlight that under Dr. Subramanian’s care, they can gain that quality of life back. These tips also applied to those who were contemplating the surgery, had recently had it, or were working with physical therapists. These #WellnessWednesdays ended up being his highest engagement posts.
I created all of the copy and images for the account, monitored Analytics, and conducted keyword research. In addition to the organic social media posts, I had a paid social budget that I would allocate based off of how each post did. The posts highlighted in yellow were the paid social ads.
Ecoer is a B2B HVAC equipment distributor with headquarters in Fairfax, Virginia. They develop and distribute their own AI and “Smart” IoT HVAC technology, serving HVAC companies in the U.S. and Canada, with additional offices in China and Japan. Their target audience was HVAC companies, and they offered a distributor program with resources for their vendors. Primarily, they wanted to show that Green Energy is accessible and affordable and will entice homeowners to use the services of their vendors.
With their social media strategy, I focused on the elements of the technology specifically to appeal to the HVAC companies – without getting too technical, or it would be too niche. I wanted to give the HVAC companies a sales pitch to give their customers, and further entice them with the distributor program perks. I started doing weekly “Vendor Spotlights” to encourage engagement and re-shares, which culminated into more distributor program signups.
I created all of the copy and images for the account, monitored Analytics, wrote blogs and published to syndication networks, and conducted keyword research. In addition to the organic social media posts, I had a paid social budget that I would allocate based off of how each post did. The posts highlighted in yellow were the paid social ads.
