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A+ and A+ Premium across the catalogue, Brand Story, forty Store landings, and a photography programme running at roughly twenty new SKUs a month.
Branding & creative
Packaging, A+ modules, Brand Stores, photography, video and app assets — made by the same team that runs the channels they ship to, and judged on what they did to conversion.
Design and performance almost always sit in different companies. The brand agency makes the guidelines; the marketplace agency crops them to fit. Nobody is accountable for whether the work sold anything.
We hold both. The creative goes onto the channels, the storefronts and the packaging we already manage — and because we also hold the reporting, a creative decision becomes something you can test rather than argue about.
The image stack went live in week seven. Price did not move, advertising did not move, the copy did not move. That is what makes it a test rather than a delivery — and it is only possible because the team that made the images is the team holding the channel they shipped to.
Weekly conversion on the parent listing. Columns before the change are lighter than columns after it — the colour marks the period, and the dashed rules are the two period averages the headline is drawn from.
Illustrative composite account · one parent listing, twelve weeks.
What this does and does not show. It is one change on one catalogue, and it is not evidence that new images always move conversion. It is evidence that this change was isolated cleanly enough to be read at all — which is the part creative work almost never gets, and the reason we insist on holding both sides.
Led by
Natalia Delgadillo
Founder of Super Creative District, now fully integrated into Welli's creative practice. Leading packaging, marketplace creative, photography and digital brand experiences.
Retail and multipack artwork, print-ready, built to survive a marketplace thumbnail as well as a shelf.
Modules and Brand Story written around the objections that show up in reviews and returns.
Storefronts and category landings a shopper can navigate, not just a wall of hero images.
Infographics and the image stack, sequenced so the first three carry the sale.
Product and lifestyle shoots at the cadence a growing catalogue actually needs.
Campaign creative, email and lifecycle assets, apps, booking flows and conversational interfaces.
A+ and A+ Premium across the catalogue, Brand Story, forty Store landings, and a photography programme running at roughly twenty new SKUs a month.
Brand Store built in the first month of the engagement, then A+ Premium and the listing imagery for a USDA-organic candy brand.
Elevated brand assets for the resort's mobile app and its AI concierge, working inside a tightly-held hospitality identity rather than reinventing one.
How it works with the rest
Because the same team runs the channel, a new image is not a delivery. It is a change we can measure.
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