A before/after of real work, with the fixes annotated
Post a real before-and-after of work you improved — a landing page, product listing, email, or ad — with each change annotated and the result quantified. Visible craft is the most convincing pitch there is: viewers self-diagnose the same problems and arrive asking for exactly what you just demonstrated.
By The Marketinque TeamReviewed June 2026
The play
Show a real artifact you improved — a page, an email, a listing, a storefront — as an annotated before/after: what changed, why, and what happened to the numbers. Proof of craft in one image; the only ask is "want yours looked at?"
Watch out for
- Get permission if the work belongs to a client; anonymize if it isn’t granted.
- Annotate the why, not just the what — the reasoning is the expertise.
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