Lead with vibe, not specs. We prioritized emotion and energy over traditional tech copy like we do for other products.
Marry two voices. The voice had to feel like Paris and Motorola: confident, fun, iconic. Motorola’s brand tone and Paris’s playful glam persona had to intersect at the perfect sweet point, to speak to both fans and tech-lovers.
Build a story around the device’s exclusivity, from the hot pink aesthetic to the collector-worthy packaging.
Keep it skimmable. Hero statements, punchy subheads, and lifestyle-driven feature blurbs helped maintain scroll momentum.
What I delivered:
A bold hero headline + subhead that set the tone instantly and pulled users into the glam-meets-tech world.
Narrative-led feature sections like “That’s hot pink” and “Flip it like it’s hot” that turned specs into her personality.
Custom CTAs that blended Motorola’s brand voice with Paris’s signature flair.
Cohesive body copy that paired playful tone with product value—keeping things fun, but functional.
Studied her vocabulary, cadence, and iconic catchphrases to authentically infuse them into headlines without it feeling forced or overdone.
While the aesthetic was high-gloss and celebrity-driven, I ensured the copy still communicated core features (external display, camera, performance) in a fun, digestible way.
The site needed to feel like an experience, not a spec sheet. Every line was written with scroll-stopping intention.
Worked closely with design, product marketing, and brand teams to align tone, hierarchy, and user journey across the page.
Web visitors
Engagement rate
Female visitors