social media
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ride-or-die.
Frank Darling’s social presence needed captions that matched the product — sharp, warm, and impossible to scroll past. I contributed caption copy for their organic social channels and wrote in-person brand activation copy for events and showroom experiences, extending the brand voice from the feed to the floor.
CAPTIONS THAT
SOUND LIKE SOMEONE
Social copy for a jewelry brand can go wrong fast — too salesy, too generic, too many sparkle emojis with nothing to say. Frank Darling’s feed needed captions that felt like the brand was actually talking: a little cheeky, a little knowing, always warm. From Galentine’s Day to product drops to Halloween-themed custom rings, I wrote caption copy that gave each post a personality and a reason to engage.
FROM SCREEN
TO SHOWROOM
The voice didn’t stop at the feed. I also wrote in-person brand activation copy — the language customers encounter at events, pop-ups, and showroom experiences. Signage, welcome messaging, guided consultation prompts — all written to feel like an extension of the same brand they followed online. When someone walks into a Frank Darling showroom, they should hear the same voice they scrolled past that morning.
CHEEKY. KNOWING.
NEVER DESPERATE.
Frank Darling’s social voice is built on confidence without arrogance. “We’re holding space for this green emerald Symphony ring” says more about the brand than any “Shop now!” ever could. “By the pricking of our thumbs, something sparkly this way comes” turns a Halloween post into a moment. Each caption was crafted to stop the scroll, earn the tap, and make the brand feel like someone you’d actually want to follow.
THE VOICE
IN THE ROOM
In-person copy is where most brands break character. The language on a showroom card or event signage suddenly sounds corporate, or worse, generic. I wrote Frank Darling’s activation copy to bridge that gap — maintaining the same warmth, wit, and confidence of the social feed in a physical space. The goal: every customer touchpoint, online or off, sounds like the same brand talking.
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