Nash

Storyteller. Visionary. Pioneer.

United States

Content Strategy | Communications | Digital & Tech.

Information Technology + Database programming academic background, combined with years of experience in strategic marketing focused on making connections & increasing conversions.

A diverse portfolio of experience in industries such as NFT/Crypto, Big Tech, Behavioral Marketing, Consulting, Insurance, and Mobile Gaming.

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By: Nashiha Pervin
Apple Arcade Pitch Deck - Mobile Gaming

This is the pitch-deck I developed for mobile gaming company, Kadalic, which caught the interest of Apple's Apple Arcade business development and mobile gaming team.

By: Nashiha Pervin
(Ghost Writer) - 5 Ways to Help (Not Hinder) Your Online Customers

As a brand and online retailer, do you ever step into your customer’s shoes? And by that I mean, do you ever walk in their footsteps and travel through their online shopping journey? See, if you did, you might be pretty taken back by all the things we as marketers are falling short on. The best way for any brand to improve and grow is through some serious introspection. So here are five things for you to consider doing more of in order to help and improve your customer’s journey online!

By: Nashiha Pervin
07/03/2016
(Ghost Writer) - Confessions of a Consumer: What We Want Big Brands to Know

Sales, revenues and conversions. Brands, big or small all measure success by similar metrics. And while numbers are definitely an indicator of progress and accomplishment, we must certainly not overlook, forget or neglect where our real prize lies : within our consumers. You see, every single one of us are consumers. And many, like myself, have the advantage of playing the dual role of a brand marketer and a consumer. By playing both sides of the field, I’ve come to a stark realization :...

By: Nashiha Pervin
01/15/2015
The Book of Flaws : A Series of Dark Confessions

The Book of Flaws is a series of dark, interrelated confessions. The author allows the readers to delve into the thoughts of each character, providing a glimpse into their unique stories. Every confession is signed off at the bottom with a psudonym that describes each character best. As readers progress more and more into the book, they will find that some confessions are gory, grim, and that the names at the bottom of each confession play a monumental role in conveying the grander scheme of...