Fractional creative strategist
$5,000–$12,000/mo
3-month minimum
For growth teams ready to stop treating creative strategy like a side quest.
This is the flagship partnership. I plug into your existing team and take ownership of the strategic thinking behind your Meta creative.
Your designers can design. Your editors can edit. Your creators can create. Your media buyer can focus on buying media.
I own the question: what should we make next, and why?
That means staying close enough to the customer, creative pipeline, and performance data to keep finding fresh strategic territory before your current winners run out of runway.
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- Ongoing customer intelligence
- Category and competitor monitoring
- Monthly creative strategy + testing roadmap
- Fresh angle and hook development
- 40+ concepts across statics and scripts
- UGC and creator briefs
- Weekly performance review
- Kill, iterate, or scale recommendations
- Quarterly messaging refresh
- Collaboration with your media buyer, designers, editors, and creators
The exact mix depends on your team and account.
I'm not interested in delivering 40 assets because a package says “40 assets.” The work responds to what the account actually needs.
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A creative engine where your team knows:
- What we're making.
- Who it's for.
- Why we think it can work.
- What we're testing.
- What the data told us.
- And where we go next.
That feedback loop matters when you're trying to scale.
Because your winners will eventually fatigue. The goal is to make sure your strategy doesn't fatigue with them.
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7- and 8-figure DTC brands that:
- Spend $30k+/mo on Meta
- Already have creative execution in place
- Need stronger strategic ownership
- Are experiencing rising CAC or winner fatigue
- Keep producing volume without enough angle diversity
- Want customer research informing creative consistently
- Are building toward the next stage of scale, including $1M+ months
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At $30k/mo in Meta spend, a $5k starting retainer is meaningful.
It should be. I'm sitting close to one of the biggest growth levers in your business.
That's why we look at your CAC, AOV, LTV, contribution margin, testing volume, current production costs, and media spend before deciding whether the economics make sense.
If you don't need the retainer yet, I'll tell you. There are several smaller places to start.