CatPowerCouple.
A brand for pet owners who want comedy and action in their day. I take the experiences every pet owner knows, the chaos, the standoffs, the small daily negotiations, and turn them into content that lands because the audience has lived it. Zorro, Dina and MJ carry it, and it now sits past 15M+ views.
The dad · orange tabby
Zorro
Dramatic, chronically online, entirely convinced he runs the household. He's the one people show up for.
The mom · Bengal
Dina
Sleek, fast, and unimpressed. She's the straight face every good bit needs.
The daughter · Ragdoll
MJ
Soft, floppy, chaos in slow motion. If Zorro is the hook, MJ is the payoff.
The playbook, in plain English.
This is the same thinking I bring into brand accounts. Just with more cats.
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I write them as characters
The cats aren't props. Zorro is dramatic. MJ is the softie. That's why people stay for the next post — they're following a story, not scrolling a feed.
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I post over 10 times a week
That volume is how I always know what's trending before it peaks. I read the response within 48 hours and double down on whatever the algorithm rewards. Nothing is precious — if it flops, it dies.
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Storytelling and skits, not clips
Funny, bingeable, cinematic content that people actually finish and share. That's where the high CTR comes from — the story earns the click, not the caption.
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The platforms feed each other
Reels, TikTok, and email are wired so a win in one place becomes fuel in the others. Audience is a network I compound, not a follower count I stare at.
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Sponsor-ready by design
Every post is built so a brand can slot in without breaking the voice. That's why partnerships actually perform here. We also make long-form videos on YouTube, so a sponsored long-form is on the table too.
Straight from the feed.
Can't get enough of those cute cat faces? Let's partner.
Integrations, full campaigns, or content licensing — for any niche. Cats work everywhere: I've run partnerships for tech brands, apps, and consumer products, not just pet and home. If the fit is real I'll build something the audience actually stops for. If it isn't, I'll tell you.