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Content and Reels for experts

I run Telegram channels, write posts, design visuals and edit Reels. Plus a pipeline that makes whole videos without an editor.

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Part 01

Visual work

Layouts and visual presentation, all in one consistent style.

Presentation cover: kamuz, SMM maker
Slide “Why you need a content maker”
Slide “What it costs”
Slide “For example”: what running a channel costs
Slide “Experience”: three years in social media

Part 02

Copywriting samples

Short and mid-length formats: expert, engagement and news posts. The posts themselves are in Russian.

  • Case 01

    Breakdown

    Built as a clear breakdown: the claim first, then the explanation, then a conclusion with a next step.

    The format holds attention: the reader sees the structure straight away and doesn’t get lost.

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  • Case 02

    Expert

    An expert post in a calm voice: a complex topic explained in plain words and short blocks.

    The logic is easy to follow, so it reads as useful material rather than an overloaded lecture.

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  • Case 03

    Engagement

    An engagement post with a lively opening and a closing question that makes readers want to reply.

    It is built for reactions and gets the comments going.

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  • Case 04

    News post

    A short, tight news post: only the facts that matter, in plain wording.

    Good for regular content that has to be taken in at a glance in the feed.

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  • Case 05

    Storytelling

    Told as a story: an emotional hook first, then the point and the takeaway.

    People read it to the end, and the idea sticks.

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  • Case 06

    Analysis

    An analytical piece that unpacks a situation and ends with conclusions you can act on.

    Structured so that even a heavy topic reads easily.

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  • Case 07

    Expert walkthrough

    An expert walkthrough with concrete guidance: what to do, in what order, and why it works.

    This format builds trust and shows how well the author knows the subject.

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  • Case 08

    Personal voice

    A personal post with a natural tone: it sounds like a person talking, and the audience feels closer.

    Works well for building rapport and loyalty to the author.

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Part 03

Design samples

Posts and covers: one style, one mood, consistent type.

Personal projects

Design sample 1
Design sample 2
Slide “What you get”: account growth, monetisation, promotion
Promo slide

Marketplace product cards

Product card: willow bas-relief
Willow bas-relief
Product card: floral bas-relief
Floral bas-relief
Product card: abstract bas-relief
Abstract bas-relief

Covers for VPN services

BastionVPN article cover: VPN services are down
BastionVPN
ARPOZAN VPN cover: your free trial has ended
ARPOZAN VPN
AEGIS VPN cover: World Wi-Fi Day
AEGIS VPN

BastionVPN

BastionVPN channel cover
Channel cover
Fact post about speed
Fact post
Carousel slide
Carousel slide
Review card
Review card
Before and after comparison
Before / after
Closing slide
Closing slide

Part 04

What I do

  • 01

    Social media management

    Content plan, copy, visuals, posting and reports. The channel looks put together, not like a folder of random pictures.

  • 02

    Copywriting

    Posts people actually finish. No “in today’s fast-paced world”, no “team of professionals”.

  • 03

    Visuals and covers

    One design system: grid, type, mood. You recognise it after a single scroll.

  • 04

    Reels and editing

    Shooting, cutting, sound, captions. From idea to a finished vertical video.

  • 05

    AI pipeline

    A pipeline that picks the topic, writes the script, records the voiceover and assembles the video on its own.

Part 05

Reels and editing

Shooting, cutting, sound and captions. From idea to a finished vertical video.

Reels · compilation
Reels · cuts
Reels · edit

Part 06

AI video

Claude comes up with the topic and script, ElevenLabs voices it, Replicate generates the frames, and FFmpeg stitches them together in sync with the lines. My job is the final sign-off.

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