Narrative Writing
"Business messaging" as an offering had just become a company priority at Facebook, and with that, our team needed to create a strategic, thoughtful, and industry-defining marketing system and narrative that cohesively aligned Facebook's messaging tools (Instagram Direct, Messenger, and Whatsapp).
I was tasked with crafting a cross-family business messaging narrative for Facebook, which evolved into a comprehensive marketing system guiding our external presence within the industry and with businesses. It was a complex, ambiguous, yet important workstream as business messaging had just become a company priority. The work spanned multiple (15) cross-functional teams from product marketing to Creative Shop to Partnerships, and ultimately, this work was able to drive a strategy that led to organizational shifts in thinking with WhatsApp & Messenger, and how business messaging is defined at Facebook now and in the future.
I worked within a What/Why/How framework and developed a functional strategy that aligns FB’s unique value props for business messaging with our product vision, but a flexible How framework that works across different audiences. The What, is a combination of competitive, technological, and cultural insights driving the change that leads to the Why we think businesses and the industry at large should make this change (the benefits). Lastly, the How was Facebook's unique set of solutions for how business messaging can help businesses thrive.
CASE STUDIES
I sourced, wrote, and edited over 50 case studies for Messenger and Ads that Click to Messenger. I worked closely with small businesses to tell their stories on how messaging helped them connect with their customers, lower their customer care costs, and increase their efficiency. Originally published on Facebook’s Business site, these case studies are deprecated every 2 years so unfortunately I don’t have many examples.
REAL BEAUTIFUL
The Mayvenn blog. I created, wrote, and managed a team of four freelancers to produce content for our popular hair blog. Over 25% of traffic to Mayvenn went to the blog, and it garnered over $20k in monthly revenue from strictly organic traffic and a robust SEO strategy.