Creative Strategy is Required to Sell Perfume
Meta ads have gotten more advanced every year, and now, they require creative strategy. Not just testing, not just ads, but this one change.

Meta ads have gotten more advanced every year, and now, they require creative strategy. Not just testing, not just ads, but this one change.
I started my first perfume brand in 2005.
No audience, no roadmap, just something I loved and wanted to make real.
In the beginning, it was messy.
I was hand-bottling everything, reaching out to small boutiques, hearing “no” way more than “yes.”
It took time to realize people aren’t just buying a scent—they’re buying how it makes them feel.
I stopped obsessing over the product and started paying attention to what actually makes someone choose one bottle over another.
Since then, I’ve worked with a lot of women trying to do the same thing.
And it’s usually not a lack of talent or effort holding them back.
It’s just not fully understanding what makes someone buy.
Now I spend my time teaching that.
Helping other women build something that actually works.
