Equestrian Design

Graphic Design created for Solo Select Horses


three page fold-out spread in NRS World

Product Labels in production designed by me.


Stallion Logos



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Where I've tested

Different channels, different jobs.

Meta

Purpose-built paid campaigns

Dedicated ads built around a single product or seasonal moment: the most efficient spend in the account.

~12x return
Meta

Boosted organic content

Everyday posts amplified with a small budget: cheap reach, and a low-risk way to test new ideas before they earn real spend.

~7x return
Google

Performance Max

Handed to the algorithm across search, display, and video inventory at once: the best return of any channel tested.

~15x return
Google

Search

Built to catch people already looking for the brand: smaller spend, but the sharpest engagement of anything running.

~4x return
What it adds up to

Rounded, directional figures. The point isn't the decimal, it's the pattern.

~11x
average return per dollar spent, blended across the account
4 channels
tested at once, on two platforms
150+
individual ads and campaigns evaluated
A few of the calls that paid off

Decisions, not just ads.

01

Bet on plain over polished.

A simple, unpolished product-in-hand shot outperformed every high-production lifestyle photo in the account, returning roughly 48x its spend, and it's still running today.

02

Let a zero-budget graphic prove the offer.

A plain seasonal graphic, built without any photography, turned into one of the highest-return ads I've ever run at over 50x its spend: proof that the offer mattered more than the polish.

03

Tested a new audience on a hunch.

Reframing an equine product for dog owners was a bet worth making. It became the best-engaging ad in the entire account.

04

Handed the algorithm the whole catalog.

Letting Google's Performance Max run the full product line, rather than micromanaging individual ads, became the highest-return campaign on either platform at roughly 15x its spend.

Roughly 11x back on every dollar, across two platforms and four channels: that's the process working, not luck.

Not one lucky ad, but a repeatable way of finding the next one. That's the part I bring to any account.

Paid Social Search Performance Max Creative Testing Cross-Platform Strategy Budget Reallocation