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Content Creator & Social Strategist · Miami, FL
I built an audience of 45,000 followers and 1.4 million views completely from scratch, zero ad spend, all organic. Now I want to bring that same energy to Kitsch.
Let's Talk →I'm Sophia, based in Miami. I create content, I know how to spot a trend before it takes off, and I grew a TikTok to 45K all organic, no paid anything.
1.4 million views and 45K followers, all organic. A lot of watching what works, adjusting fast, and posting consistently.
Right now I'm rebranding my own platform, which honestly makes me more excited about this role. I know what it's like to look at something you've built and decide to start fresh and make it better.
I'm also the person who already has next month's content mapped out before this week is over. I batched shoots, create content planning calendars, and have ideas logged before they disappear. I genuinely love that part of the job.
From brainstorming content ideas to reading analytics after a post goes live, I handle the whole process.
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A clean, shoppable feed where every single post earns its spot.
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Every post on a brand grid should be doing something: educating, selling, entertaining, or pulling people in. Here's how I'd think about building that out for Kitsch.
This is how I'd tailor your content to grow the account, build trust with your audience, and actually drive sales.
Ingredient stories, routine guides, the "why behind the product." Content that makes people feel like they're buying something that works, not just something in pretty packaging.
Trending formats done in Kitsch's voice. POV, GRWM, trending audio. I will create content that's fun and timely while maintaining authenticity in the voice of our customers of all ages.
Every post is also a shop opportunity. Subtle CTAs, bundle callouts, limited drops, woven into content so it never feels like an ad.
Replying to comments, reposting UGC, running Q&As. Making the audience feel like they're part of something. That's how we build a real community.