Case Studies.
HACKS WITH BRAX FULL CONTENT PIPELINE
The brief. One founder, every format. YouTube, course lessons, podcast, reels, VSLs, plus brochures and packaging. The hard part wasn’t any single edit; it was consistency across all of it, every week, unmanaged.
The approach. A repeatable system per format: retention cuts for YouTube, clean pacing for lessons, hook-first reels, persuasion-sequenced VSLs. Print and packaging designed from the same visual world, so everything shipped matching.
The result. A founder who stopped thinking about content. 500+ deliverables across 8 formats, on schedule, over a year and counting.
A PODCAST THAT NEVER MISSED A WEEK
The brief. A weekly podcast and YouTube channel that needed cutting, clipping, and packaging, without the host ever chasing an editor.
The approach. One weekly pipeline: full episode edit, short-form clips for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts, plus thumbnails and quote graphics in the brand’s voice. One handoff in, a full content week out.
The result. 34 weeks published on schedule. The host recorded; everything else just happened.
ONE EDITOR, A ROSTER OF BRANDS
The brief. An agency roster of clients across different industries and voices, needing ads, UGC, and content that never looked template-made.
The approach. Every account treated as its own brand system: voice studied before cutting, pacing matched per audience. Ads, UGC edits, organic content, campaign graphics, occasional web design.
The result. The agency’s flexible creative layer across 26 accounts, trusted with whatever landed in the queue.
DESIGN THAT TRAVELED WITH THE SALES TEAM
The brief. A B2B construction-protection supplier needed sales collateral that could close rooms across the UK and Ireland. Materials the team carried into client meetings, not just posted online.
The approach. Sales decks, product visuals, and collateral built for the pitch table, plus promotional video and educational sustainability campaigns for the brand’s social presence.
The result. The sales team converted 15% more clients on B2B business trips with the new materials in hand.
THREE BRANDS, ZERO IDENTITY BLEED
The brief. One of the Philippines’ largest F&B groups needed design and video across three restaurant brands, including two Michelin-recognized concepts, each with an identity that couldn’t blur into the others.
The approach. Separate visual systems per brand: promo materials, social assets, and campaign videos for seasonal launches, each cut and designed to its own brand rules.
The result. Three distinct brands served from one desk, identities intact across [XX]+ deliverables.