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Featured Case Study
5.54M
VIEWS
461K
HOURS WATCHED
~486K
SUBSCRIBERS
$10M+
Revenue (w/ team)
Shabby Fabrics
Three years managing the complete video production system for a multimillion dollar e-commerce brand scaling toward eight figures in annual revenue.
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I walked in as a video editor. There were no workflows, no standards, and no direction. I built the entire department from scratch: SOPs, team, production calendar, channel strategy. Integrated across YouTube, email campaigns, product pages, paid ads, and seasonal promotions.
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In 2025, views grew 14.9% while publishing volume dropped 30%.
132 long-form videos. 140 short-form. 275 live sessions. Like ratios between 97% and 100% across top performers.
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In partnership with the full company team, the business crossed ten million dollars in revenue. Every product sold is supported by the content infrastructure.
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That is not the result of good videos. That is the result of a system.
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Information from the 2025 report.
THE SYSTEM INSIGHT
In 2025, I identified a packaging problem affecting click-through rate and early viewer retention across the Shabby Fabrics channel. Average CTR sat at 3.11%, which is industry competitive but below the channel's potential given the content quality and audience loyalty.
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The diagnosis: the content itself was strong. Viewers who watched stayed. But thumbnails and the first 30 to 60 seconds were not clearly communicating value to the viewer before and immediately after the click.
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The fix did not require changing the content. It required improving how the content was presented. I built the case with data, designed the solution, and presented a clear road map to leadership.
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That is the difference between a content result and a system result.
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