Kabuto Dental was a social media and inbound marketing project focused on helping a dental clinic communicate its services with more clarity, trust, and conversion intent.
The work included Facebook and LinkedIn campaign assets, service-driven posts, paid ad creatives, visual direction, and content structures designed to attract potential patients and move them closer to booking a visit.
Rather than treating social media as isolated posts, the project approached each platform as part of a broader patient acquisition system: visibility, education, trust, and lead generation.
Inbound Marketing / Social Media / Healthcare Communication
Marketing Strategist / Art Director / Content Creator
Facebook cover, Facebook posts, Facebook ads, LinkedIn visuals, LinkedIn posts
Attract leads, support service awareness, and move users toward point-of-sale
Make dental services easier to understand, more trustworthy, and easier to act on

I helped structure the communication approach for the clinic's social media presence, focusing on service clarity, patient trust, and lead generation. The strategy was built around making dental treatments easier to understand and presenting the clinic as a professional, accessible option for patients looking for care.
I designed Facebook assets including cover visuals, service posts, promotional graphics, and campaign pieces. The content used direct headlines, dental imagery, patient-focused messaging, and branded layouts to help the clinic maintain a consistent presence across its
Facebook page.
I created Facebook ad visuals designed to attract potential patients and guide them toward taking action. These campaign pieces were focused on specific conversion goals, including promoting dental services, insurance-related information, and appointment-oriented communication.
I developed LinkedIn-oriented visuals and posts to extend the clinic's communication beyond Facebook. The LinkedIn content helped position the brand in a more professional
context, supporting visibility, credibility, and service communication for a broader audience.
The visual system used clean dental imagery, blue-based healthcare tones, structured layouts, and clear typographic hierarchy. The goal was not to overdesign the posts, but to
make each piece easy to read, medically credible, and aligned with the expectations of a dental clinic audience.
The project required translating dental services into simple, usable content pieces. This included campaign headlines, post structures, service highlights, promotional messages,
and visual compositions adapted to different social media formats.

The design direction focused on three main goals:
Kabuto Dental became a practical example of how social media design can support a clinic's growth beyond
aesthetics.
The project connected branding, content strategy, paid campaign assets, and platform-specific execution into a more intentional communication system for attracting and converting potential patients.


This project helped me understand how healthcare marketing depends on more than good visuals.
For a dental clinic, every post has to reduce friction: explain the service, build trust, answer an implicit concern, and make the next step feel clear.
Kabuto Dental shows my ability to create inbound campaigns and social media content through strategy, photography direction, art direction, and platform-specific storytelling.
