Justin Singleton

open to work

About

I have over 6 years of experience in the nonprofit tech and operations space. I'm also passionate about typography, advertising, and fitness. You can see some of my projects on this site.Interested in collaborating or hiring me? Get in touch!

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Portfolio

Digital Ads

Find What Moves You
This is a digital ads campaign I did ran for my Personal Training business, Core Constant. Ads were displayed on Instagram and Facebook; leads were retargeted using separate creative.

VoteRev Relational Organizing Campaign
This campaign went out to people who agreed to text their friends about voting in the 2024 election cycle. The last frame was customized for each recipient to display the three friends they said they'd text.

Yes On 4
Donors who gave less than $100 were thanked and asked to double down in this text campaign I designed for the Yes On 4 Florida abortion initiative. The texts were sent automatically, and formatted using a countdown module I made and HTML/CSS.

EDF Action Electric Vehicles Campaign
This was a petition signature collection/acquisition campaign I designed for EDF Action. The person's name and state were customized per recipient.

Mary Peltola
Voting history has proven to be an effective persuasion technique. It is leveraged here in GOTV texts which were sent to Mary Peltola voters. They also received their nearest polling place with a map.

Websites/projects

Core Constant

Core Constant is the fitness blog and service I run. The site runs on a modified version of Ghost. I try to post regularly and I also offer personal training services. Check it out!

Caloriedeficit.io & freeTDEE.com

A while back I wanted to more fully learn Javascript, and I also was studying to be a certified personal trainer. I decided to combine these two interests by creating a site to calculate TDEE (Total Daily Energy Expenditure) and display it with nice charts. You can see these live at caloriedeficit.io and freeTDEE.com. They're made using Carrd.co (same with this site!)