01Content and copy
Social content pack, three platforms
One video, reworked for Xiaohongshu, Douyin and WeChat Channels. A different title, opening and caption for each.
I work with AI every day, and every piece goes through my own hands before it goes out. The work is live. Open it and check it yourself.
The 33 pieces below either open in the browser or download as files. I ran every one of them myself before it went up. Click whatever looks familiar, and if it fits what you need, we talk.
Four kinds of work, each with finished pieces behind it. Click any one to jump straight to them.
Industry analysis, WeChat long-form, seeding copy, voiceover and livestream scripts, brand naming, AI prompts, bid documents, document clean-up.
See these →Quote comparison, a three-statement financial model, a project Gantt, SEO keywords and content calendar, dashboards, a script that merges reports.
See these →Landing pages, multi-page company sites, a hotel booking site, clickable app prototypes, an approval form with an audit trail. Single files that open on a double-click.
See these →Spec sheets and manuals in EN-CN, plus EN-CN-JP-KR localisation. Terms kept consistent, with a glossary explaining the calls I made.
See these →I built these three myself and put them up. The domains work right now and they hold up on a phone. Export site, English company site, inquiry page, same method each time.
Services, prices and booking are all there, laid out separately for desktop and phone.
hfu-uk-logistics.pages.dev ↗Product categories, spec sheets, an online quote form. What the buyer fills in lands in your inbox.
wpc-quote.pages.dev ↗All 32 pieces live on this site. Open them in the browser or download the originals.
qichi-lab.pages.dev ↗Finished pieces for all four, so we can talk in specifics rather than in theory.
Build, keywords and content calendar done as one line. You get the source and the admin access, and I walk you through publishing afterwards.
Quotes from several suppliers in one sheet you can compare line by line. Company records, samples and lead times checked one by one before I give you a verdict.
How a category actually moves in China, which channels matter, what rivals are doing. Delivered as a report, every conclusion traced to a source.
Spec sheets, manuals and website copy between English and Chinese, with a glossary showing what I adjusted.
Click a thumbnail to enlarge it. For anything that runs, hit open in browser and use it there. For documents and sheets, download the file.
One video, reworked for Xiaohongshu, Douyin and WeChat Channels. A different title, opening and caption for each.
Quotes from several suppliers in one comparable sheet. Exchange rates and tax worked out automatically, the lowest price flagged.
Paper turned into an editable Word file. Anything I cannot read gets listed separately for you to confirm. I do not guess.
A single static file. Double-click to open, and it holds up on a phone.
Shot by shot down to the second. Visuals, voiceover, subtitles and beat points all marked. Shoot straight from it.
The same material run through several tools, including where they got it wrong, ending in conclusions you can act on.
Spec sheets and manuals in EN-CN, terms kept consistent, with a glossary explaining why I translated it that way.
A pile of public material squeezed onto one page. Conclusions on top, every one traceable to where it came from.
Ninety days for a new account, what to do each month and which number to watch, written as a plan you can follow.
Branch reports come in a mess. One script reads the column names, drops duplicates, flags outliers, merges the lot and charts it.
Scattered files turned into something an AI can actually use, with a working retrieval and Q&A skeleton.
Where an industry stands, whether it is worth entering, which two numbers to watch. Verdict first, evidence after.
A long piece that holds a position. Starts from the pain, argues it, gives examples, ends on what to do.
Not a hard sell. Put the reader in the scene first, bring the product in without forcing it, end with a reason to buy.
A batch of names in one go, each with its meaning and where it fits. Round two narrows down whatever direction you pick.
The jobs I do every day turned into prompts you can copy, with variables. Change a few words and it fits your case.
Three pages, home, services and contact, plus a stylesheet. Navigation jumps between them and it holds up on a phone.
Feed in the data and get KPIs, bars, a channel breakdown and the detail table. Pure front end, nothing to install.
Paste in a CSV and get KPIs, bars, a channel breakdown and the detail table. Exports too. Pure front end, nothing to install.
A full project case from background to budget, so whoever signs off can see the cost, the timeline and what it buys.
Several rivals on one table. Where their play differs, where the gap is, and where we can cut in.
Ask what people actually think before you build. A questionnaire you can send as it is, plus a guide for one to one interviews.
From reading the brief to after-sales, one straight line. A reviewer gets your approach in two pages.
One set of copy into several languages. Not word for word, tuned to how each market says it, with a glossary.
A full two-hour livestream script. What happens when, what to say. Read it off the page.
A monthly report you read in one page. KPIs, trend, channel mix, detail and a conclusion, charts computed live.
A phone interface prototype you can click. Tabs switch, adding to the cart responds, and anyone can open the link.
Change one assumption and the profit and loss, cash flow and balance sheet all move, with a check that they still tie.
Enter the tasks and their dates and the right side colours itself. Overlaps jump out.
Keywords sorted by intent, with a content calendar where every topic is tied to one of them.
Expense, payment and seal approvals moved onto a web form. The amount decides who signs, and every step records who approved, when, and what they said. One click to export the lot.
Four pages: home, rooms, gallery, contact. The gallery opens full size and you can page left and right, the contact form sends straight to email, and it holds up on a phone.
Nine WPC products in four categories. Guests order without an account, bank transfer and cash on delivery both work, and one order ran end to end for 343 dollars with the record visible in the admin.
Short process. Small first. Stop me whenever.
What you need, who it is for, when you need it, any reference you have. Three or four sentences is plenty. No formal brief.
I build one sample to your brief and send it over. That one is free. Take it and put it next to whatever anyone else gives you.
If it works we carry on. If it does not, say so plainly, no need to be polite about it. Tell me everything that needs changing in one go and I revise until it is right.
We fix the scope and the price, you check the work, then it is paid. Per piece, per document, or a package rate if there is volume.
Send me the brief, the deadline and any reference you like. The whole set is on this page. Open it and look, no sign-up.
