POLITICAL SOCIAL MEDIA
Oklahoma State Question 836
VOTER EDUCATION · PERSUASION · RAPID RESPONSE · MOBILIZATION
After creating independent TikTok content about SQ 836, I was approached by the ballot initiative's organizing team to support its voter education campaign as a volunteer content creator. Working from campaign messaging priorities, I developed original TikTok content explaining the proposal, answering voter questions, countering misinformation and driving Oklahomans toward signature gathering.
Oklahoma is a Republican-majority state. SQ 836 doesn't change that; it makes the process transparent.
It forces every candidate to compete for every voter, not just the extremes. That means stronger leaders, better policies, and real power for independents and Democrats to shape who gets to November.
If Republicans want the job, they'll have to work for their lunch.
Closed primaries only make sense if you believe fewer voters is a good thing.
When a primary effectively decides who governs, it stops being a private party matter and becomes a public one. Taxpayer-funded elections should include the taxpayers.
Strong ideas don't need closed doors. They hold up in the open.
The primary isn't just a step on the way to the general here in Oklahoma, it IS the election a vast majority of the time.
Comparing Oklahoma to California misses the whole point. If we want meaningful participation from all voters, we've got to talk about real systems, not scare words.
Oklahoma, today's the day.
If you want change, you've gotta show up for it.
Grab your keys, find a signing spot, and let's get 836 across the finish line.
SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BUSINESS
Strategy, copy and content built around human connection.
Down-home, hardworking and neighborly. A little country, never corporate. Approachable enough for the small questions and confident enough for the big jobs.
Starting without an established social presence, we built the brand around education, authority and community. Helpful homeowner content builds trust, while weekly Facebook group posts and conversation-driven content keep the company visible locally.
Contractor content can get serious fast, so we deliberately made room for personality. Family-friendly humor gives the brand a weekly change of pace and another reason for people to stop, engage and remember it.
Young, energetic and very Gen Z, but backed by a serious work ethic. Haul Yeah keeps things casual, funny and straight to the point while still sounding like people you'd trust to show up and get the job done.
The work does a lot of the talking, so before-and-after reels are a big part of the content strategy. Short, punchy captions keep the brand moving, while service education helps people understand everything the crew can take off their hands.
Junk removal can be more emotional than it looks. For the Mind Over Clutter series, we slow things down and acknowledge that letting go can be hard. The goal is simple: make people feel seen, never judged, and comfortable asking for help.
Better Fencing & Construction was a brand-new company with no established audience or social presence. We built the brand from the website and messaging to the voice that would carry across every piece of social content.
Professional, trustworthy and unmistakably human. The goal was to sound like a contractor homeowners could rely on without slipping into stiff, corporate or AI-sounding language. Clear communication and authenticity became part of the brand itself.
With no existing audience, the content had to build familiarity and credibility at the same time. We use educational posts, relatable humor and real-world homeowner content to demonstrate expertise while giving people a reason to engage with a company they're just getting to know.
A recurring education series designed to look out for the homeowner. From contractor red flags to questions worth asking before work begins, the series helps people make smarter decisions, even when they aren't hiring us.
