Liz Brandcraft Marketing

Liz Brandcraft Marketing Experienced marketing specialist with a passion for driving brand growth and delivering impactful marketing strategies.

🚀 Welcome to Liz Brandcraft Marketing

🌟 Elevate your brand with strategic and creative marketing mastery. 💼
Let's craft a unique narrative for your success! 🚀

With a proven track record of success in developing and executing comprehensive marketing campaigns, I thrive on creating innovative solutions that

captivate target audiences and generate measurable results. I excel in utilizing a wide range of marketing channels, including digital marketing, social media, content marketing, to optimize brand visibility, engage audiences, and drive lead generation.

YES, SIZE MATTERS! And more than ever on Instagram, in 2026.We’ve officially entered the era of the 3:4 Ratio. If you’re...
27/03/2026

YES, SIZE MATTERS! And more than ever on Instagram, in 2026.

We’ve officially entered the era of the 3:4 Ratio. If you’re still posting squares (1:1), you’re leaving engagement on the table.

But what is actually different?

BIGGER SPACE -> The new 3:4 and 4:5 formats occupy up to 30% more space on the feed. More space = more time spent looking at your post = a happier algorithm. Win-win, I would say.

Of course, in a world of fast scrolling, full-screen (9:16), and tall vertical reels and stories are the best way to grab attention before it’s gone.

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The Art of Brand Alignment. 🎨🕊️When your aesthetic language is clear, your identity becomes unmistakable. You move away ...
17/03/2026

The Art of Brand Alignment. 🎨🕊️

When your aesthetic language is clear, your identity becomes unmistakable. You move away from the "noise" of social media into a space of intentionality.

On top of that, I bet you’re exhausted from trying to keep up with every 3-second trend. This is your sign to stop.

How can you tell that your brand is aligned? The signs are clear:

- An aesthetic that speaks for you before you even say a word. You're not "just another profile" but a built Brand Identity.

- Soul-aligned clients. You're attracting clients who get you and your business.

- Steady growth, that feels like a natural evolution, not a desperate climb.

If your brand feels like it's wearing someone else's clothes (or let's face it, YOU don't even like it), then it's time for a tailor-made strategy.

Not sure how to do that? I'm here to help brands leave a legacy.

Starting April 2026, Meta is introducing Location Fees.If you advertise in these countries, your costs are about to go u...
10/03/2026

Starting April 2026, Meta is introducing Location Fees.

If you advertise in these countries, your costs are about to go up.

Here’s the catch:
These fees are based on where your audience is, not where your business is registered. Even if you're a US or Romanian company, if your ads are shown to someone in Austria (5% fee) or the UK (2% fee), you pay the surcharge.

What this means for your strategy:

1️⃣ The invisible CPM hike: These fees won't show up in your Ads Manager columns (like CPC or ROAS). They’ll appear only on your final invoice. This means your real profitability is lower than what the dashboard says.

2️⃣ Margin squeeze: If you're working with tight margins or high-volume scaling, that extra 2-5% can be the difference between profit and loss.

3️⃣ Reporting gaps: Data will become harder to compare. A 2 ROAS in 2025 isn't the same as a 2 ROAS in 2026 because of these hidden off-platform costs.

If you run Meta ads in Europe, now is the time to:

- Revisit budget allocation by market

- Adjust your targets

- Factor these extra costs into your reporting

It’s not a game-changer on its own, but in performance marketing, every percent counts.

🥂 To the women making it happen. 🪻Today isn't about the hustle, it's about the heart. We’re pausing to celebrate how far...
08/03/2026

🥂 To the women making it happen. 🪻

Today isn't about the hustle, it's about the heart. We’re pausing to celebrate how far you’ve come and the impact you’re making.

Happy International Women’s Day to each and every one of us. 🩷

Why "Paid Media" isn't just a fancy word for spending money.We often hear that the best things in life are free. In busi...
17/02/2026

Why "Paid Media" isn't just a fancy word for spending money.

We often hear that the best things in life are free. In business, "free" usually means organic reach - posting on your page and hoping people see it. While that’s great for building a community, it’s often way too slow.

If you want to grow massively, Paid Media (ads on Facebook, Instagram, or Google) is arguably the smartest investment you can make.

1. You stop playing "Hide and Seek".
Nowadays, social media platforms are crowded. When you post organically, only a tiny fraction of your followers actually see it. Paid media acts like a megaphone - it ensures your message actually lands in front of people, instead of getting lost in the algorithm.

2. You pick your "Crowd".
Imagine being able to walk into a room and talk only to people who are already interested in what you sell. That’s what paid ads do. You can choose to show your content only to people of a certain age, in a specific city, or with specific hobbies. You aren't wasting breath on people who aren't your fit.

3. It’s a "Faucet," not a "Waterfall".
The best part? You have total control. You don’t need a massive budget to start. You can turn the "faucet" on with a few dollars a day to see what works, and if it doesn't, you just turn it off. It’s about being predictable, not lucky.

The Bottom Line
Paid media isn't an "expense" - it's an accelerator. It takes the great work you’re already doing and puts it in front of the right eyes at the right time.

Last year’s reality check: No one wakes up wanting to read a 'marketing' email or post. We ALL want to read a message fr...
28/01/2026

Last year’s reality check: No one wakes up wanting to read a 'marketing' email or post. We ALL want to read a message from someone who gets us.

I spent a lot of time looking at my own inbox and my own habits. I noticed how quickly I delete emails that sound "mechanical" and how fast I scroll past posts or adverts that feel like they were written by a robot (probably they actually were!).

It made me stop and think. Why do we, as marketers, sometimes fall into this trap?

We get so focused on professional templates and perfect formulas that we forget the most important thing: on the other side of the screen, THERE IS A REAL PERSON.

From now on, I’m asking myself these questions before I hit 'send' / 'post':

- Would I actually want to read this?
- Does this add value, or is it just noise?
- Is this helpful, relevant or just spam?
- Is it relatable?

Yeah, it's a big lesson. I am also a customer. And as a customer, I hate being spammed.

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