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Kondwani Sichinga · Creative Strategist & Copywriter

Here’s how I’d help your team produce more winning ads.

Buyer research, distinct creative angles, and clear scripts—so your team has stronger ideas to test and a clearer reason behind every ad.

I’m Kondwani Sichinga, a creative strategist and copywriter with 4.2 years of experience. I turn buyer insights into hooks, scripts, and creative concepts your team can put to the test.

Results

The campaign evidence behind my work.

Traffic results from my CopyKD campaign, with the original Ads Manager screenshot below.

  • 4,400

    Link clicks

  • 2.30%

    Link CTR

  • $0.50

    Cost per link click

  • 3,850

    Landing-page views

191,304 impressions · $0.57 per landing-page view

Original Meta Ads Manager report, reporting range 16 Aug 2023 – 16 Sep 2026. The 2.90% shown there is CTR across all click types; link CTR is 2.30%.
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Meta Ads Manager ad set report for the CopyKD "Warmup — US" ad set, reporting range 16 Aug 2023 to 16 Sep 2026: 191,304 impressions, 4,400 link clicks, $0.50 cost per link click, 2.30% link click-through rate, 2.90% click-through rate across all clicks, 3,850 landing-page views, and $0.57 cost per landing-page view.

These figures show traffic performance; they do not establish purchases or revenue.

Selected work

One of my creative pieces—and how the thinking applies to your brand.

Preview of the Q4 creative batch page, showing the first three of ten hooks with the technique and reasoning written under each.
Application work · proposed creative concepts

Q4 creative batch for a giftable kids brand

Ten hooks, each labelled with its technique and the reason it could work. Three full scripts with visual direction, spoken lines and an end card. The reasoning behind the three concepts I’d test first. Presented as proposed concepts in an application, separate from the CopyKD campaign results above.

  • 10 hooks
  • 3 scripts
  • Reasoning for the first three to test

The buyer tension

The buyer wants a gift the child will enjoy, while also considering the parent’s reaction and whether the gift will keep being used.

The creative response

The batch explores different reasons to pay attention: a gift abandoned after five minutes, a wish list that may not tell the whole story, and the different priorities of the child and parent.

How this applies to your brand

The transferable skill is finding the specific desire or objection behind a purchase, then turning it into distinct concepts your team can test.

Explore the hooks, scripts, and reasoning (opens in a new tab)

How I work

Every creative test starts with a reason to buy.

  1. Step 1: Buyer research

    Study the offer, customer language, desires, objections, and available evidence to understand what could move someone to act.

  2. Step 2: Distinct angles

    Develop concepts around different buyer motivations, so the test explores meaningful differences.

  3. Step 3: Hooks and scripts

    Turn each angle into an opening that earns attention and a script that connects the offer to the buyer’s need.

  4. Step 4: Creative briefs

    Give editors a clear direction: the message, footage, pacing, proof, and call to action each concept needs.

  5. Step 5: Test and readout

    Choose the question each test should answer, then assess results against the campaign objective and available data.

  6. Step 6: Iterate

    Use the evidence to decide what to develop, revise, or stop—and carry the learning into the next batch.

The aim is to give your team stronger starting ideas, clearer production direction, and useful learning from each round of testing.

Let’s talk about the next creative batch your team needs.

Show me your offer and where the creative process gets stuck. I’ll walk you through how I’d approach it.

Book a 30-minute callMessage me on X

Or email sichingak293@gmail.com