I have posted most of my graphic design work on upwork.

A link to some of my designs again: https://www.canva.com/design/DAGGOBi3SIA/2PJtStRjcY3x3xvKw2AyCg/view?utm_content=DAGGOBi3SIA&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=h7bfd28082f

And my tiktok account link: https://www.tiktok.com/@limitlesslift10?_t=ZM-8xOMNzU0j5R&_r=

Yes, I’ve designed graphics for Trumaku, where I worked as a graphic designer for over 5 years creating flyers, social media posts, and branded content that was often used for promotions. While I haven’t personally handled the ad buying, several of my designs were used in client campaigns on platforms like Facebook and Instagram. On top of that, I’ve built my own TikTok brand to 200K+ followers by designing content that grabs attention and performs well — which gives me a strong eye for visuals that work in paid media.

The first one I would consider: “Did my application even send?”

Concept: A job seeker hits “submit” on 30 applications… then stares at their inbox for days.

Text overlay: “Sent 30 applications, got 0 responses.”

Twist: “Then I tried ApplyQuick it showed me exactly what I was doing wrong.”

I think this works because it is Relatable and it shows how ApplyQuick breaks the silence of ghosted applications.

2. “Rejection Email Starter Pack”

Concept: A montage of all-too-familiar rejection email lines like “We’ve gone with other candidates” or “We’ll keep your resume on file.”

Ending: “Me thinking it’s my fault… until ApplyQuick helped me fix my resume and stand out.”

Why it works: Funny, relatable, and shows ApplyQuick as the turning point.

3.“Interview Mode: Activated… or Panic?”

Concept: Show the chaos before an interview overthinking answers, changing outfits 5 times, Googling “how to not sound nervous.”

Punchline: I don’t need a new suit, I need ApplyQuick’s interview prep.

I think this works because it a tackles interview anxiety with humor + provides a solution.

4. Job Search Bingo

Concept: A bingo card pops up with spaces like:

* Applied but never heard back

* Got ghosted after interview

* Saw a job reposted after applying

And then a voiceover: If you’ve checked 3 or more… it’s time to use ApplyQuick.

This works because it's simple, fun, highly shareable and leads to a call-to-action.

5. How long does it take to get a job?

Concept: A TikTok trend-style video where you ask yourself, “How long until I get a job?” and cut to a sped-up montage of applying, waiting, rejections…

Ending scene : Then I tried ApplyQuick and finally started getting interviews.

This works because it tells a mini-story that mirrors real user frustrations and progress.