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  • Social Media Analytics

    Lululemon & Paid Social: How Segmentation Turns “Browsers” Into Buyers

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    Emily Armbruster

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    February 22, 2026
    Lululemon & Paid Social: How Segmentation Turns “Browsers” Into Buyers

    Have you ever been browsing the Lululemon website and clicked on a pair of Align leggings and then said, “I’ll buy these another time”? Then the next time you’re on Instagram, you see the exact same pair of leggings in multiple ads. This is known as audience segmentation and it’s…

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  • Deep Work, Social Media Analytics

    How Effective Are OLIPOP’s Meta Ads? A Performance & Optimization Analysis

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    Emily Armbruster

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    February 15, 2026
    How Effective Are OLIPOP’s Meta Ads? A Performance & Optimization Analysis

    OLIPOP’s Meta Ad Library shows a extremely sophisticated, multi-layered paid social strategy. From nostalgia driven storytelling to price promotions and B2B wholesale campaigns, OLIPOP is showing that they are operating across the full marketing funnel. I’ve taken a look into their campaigns and here is my breakdown of their effectiveness,…

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  • Social Media Analytics

    Behind the Strategy: Setting Up a Meta Ads Retargeting Campaign for CT Moving and Storage

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    Emily Armbruster

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    February 8, 2026
    Behind the Strategy: Setting Up a Meta Ads Retargeting Campaign for CT Moving and Storage

    While learning how to properly set up a Meta Ads campaign, I had the opportunity to work on CT Moving and Storage, a real client at Develomark. The objective was to create a retargeting campaign that re-engages users that are already familiar with CT Moving’s brand and urges them closer…

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  • Deep Work, Social Media Analytics

    From Awareness to Participation: Rethinking e.l.f. Cosmetics’ Organic Instagram Strategy

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    Emily Armbruster

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    February 1, 2026
    From Awareness to Participation: Rethinking e.l.f. Cosmetics’ Organic Instagram Strategy

    Organic social media success is usually measured by visible engagement such as likes, comments, and shares. However a deeper analysis shows that not all engagement contributes equally to all business outcomes. I recently looked into e.l.f. Cosmetics‘ organic Instagram performance and found that they have achieved strong brand awareness and…

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  • Social Media Analytics

    Analyzing HelloFresh’s Instagram Metrics: Organic vs. Paid Strategy

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    Emily Armbruster

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    January 25, 2026
    Analyzing HelloFresh’s Instagram Metrics: Organic vs. Paid Strategy

    HelloFresh has built a very strong brand presence on Instagram with approximately 621,000 followers. Initially, this would suggest that a highly engaged community. However, looking more closely at their visible performance metrics would reveal that it’s more complex than that. Looking under the hood shows that the brand relies heavily…

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  • Visual Storytelling

    Emotional Design, the Experience Economy, and the Ethics of Feeling

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    Emily Armbruster

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    December 13, 2025
    Emotional Design, the Experience Economy, and the Ethics of Feeling

    Visual storytelling doesn’t operate through just images and narrative, but also though emotion. Every room we walk into, interface we interact with, and product we buy and use has the potential to change how we feel before we even know it. This realization led me to explore the relationship between…

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  • Visual Storytelling

    The Rituals of Reading

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    November 30, 2025
    The Rituals of Reading

    In the quiet moments of the day, reading becomes an easy ritual. Starting off slow mornings by the soft glow of a lamp to afternoons among the shelves of a bookstore. Books move through these moments like easy friends, creating a rhythm that eases the mind. This photo essay traces…

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  • Visual Storytelling

    Designing for the Mind: How Behavioral Economics Shapes What We See, Feel, and Do

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    Emily Armbruster

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    November 15, 2025
    Designing for the Mind: How Behavioral Economics Shapes What We See, Feel, and Do

    We make thousands of visual decisions everyday; decisions like what the read, what to buy, and even what to trust. A lot of the time, these choices feel instinctive and almost automatic. However, in reality, they are shaped by the invisible relationship between behavioral economics and design. Designers know that…

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  • Visual Storytelling

    Designing Feelings: How Emotions Turns Products into Experiences

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    Emily Armbruster

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    November 9, 2025
    Designing Feelings: How Emotions Turns Products into Experiences

    In today’s marketplace, products and services are no longer just enough. Joseph Pine and James Gilmore explained in Welcome to the Experience Ecomony that businesses must stage experiences that engage customers emotionally. For example, a cup of black coffee only costs a few sense to make, but when combined with…

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  • Visual Storytelling

    How Visual Storytelling Imagines Tomorrow

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    Emily Armbruster

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    November 2, 2025
    How Visual Storytelling Imagines Tomorrow

    Ellen Lupton reminds us in her book, Design is Storytelling, that “design is the art of thinking ahead and predicting possible futures”. Her ideas about scenario planning and design fiction show how design can move beyond solving problems and can visualize what might come next. These tools connect directly to…

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I’m Emily

Emily is a skilled website designer at Develomark, dedicated to creating websites that perfectly align with your brand. With a keen eye on the latest design trends, she ensures every site reflects exactly what you envision.

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  • Lululemon & Paid Social: How Segmentation Turns “Browsers” Into Buyers

    Lululemon & Paid Social: How Segmentation Turns “Browsers” Into Buyers

  • How Effective Are OLIPOP’s Meta Ads? A Performance & Optimization Analysis

    How Effective Are OLIPOP’s Meta Ads? A Performance & Optimization Analysis

  • Behind the Strategy: Setting Up a Meta Ads Retargeting Campaign for CT Moving and Storage

    Behind the Strategy: Setting Up a Meta Ads Retargeting Campaign for CT Moving and Storage

  • From Awareness to Participation: Rethinking e.l.f. Cosmetics’ Organic Instagram Strategy

    From Awareness to Participation: Rethinking e.l.f. Cosmetics’ Organic Instagram Strategy

  • Analyzing HelloFresh’s Instagram Metrics: Organic vs. Paid Strategy

    Analyzing HelloFresh’s Instagram Metrics: Organic vs. Paid Strategy

  • Emotional Design, the Experience Economy, and the Ethics of Feeling

    Emotional Design, the Experience Economy, and the Ethics of Feeling

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