I'm Methas — a Bangkok-based marketing strategist who has worked from campaign coordination to regional management, from startup brand-building to big-platform growth. Here's the real story.
I started in campaign coordination — learning the discipline of timelines, tracking, and making campaigns actually work. Over time I grew into managing full omnichannel strategies, regional teams, and multi-brand business communications. What hasn't changed is my instinct: marketing should make the business move, not just look good.
I've worked across delivery platforms, e-commerce growth, Web3 game launches, camps, car accessories, and luxury villas. That breadth is intentional. I believe marketers who understand different business models make better strategic decisions.
Good marketing lives where audience insight, business direction, and creative execution intersect. I like building campaigns that are clear to management, useful to teams, and memorable to audiences. I'm comfortable moving between strategy decks and hands-on creative production.
Ideally a team where brand building, growth thinking, and content-led communication come together. I thrive in environments that respect both big-picture strategy and disciplined execution. I'm especially interested in roles in marketing campaign management, brand strategy, omnichannel communications, or growth — in any industry with a real product worth building around.
2016–2019 · Bachelor of Business Administration, Marketing major. Graduated with competition experience that gave me real-world pressure before my first job.
Won 1st place out of 50 teams in a Marketing Tech competition organised by Cissle × Bigwork. The brief: brand refreshment and full website creation for Bigwork's new quick ERP product launch. Our team handled positioning, messaging, and the full digital build — and took home the winner's trophy.
Reached the semifinal round of L'Oréal Brandstorm, finishing in the last 17 teams from an open national competition. One of the most competitive brand strategy challenges in Thailand's university circuit — and an early proof that I could build brand thinking under real pressure.
Being multilingual isn't just a skill — it's a cultural and business advantage that shapes how I read audiences and write communications.
I've gone beyond using AI as a writing assistant. I'm now learning how to build with AI — agents, automations, and workflows that change how marketing gets done. The goal: be the marketer who can think strategically and build the tools that execute the strategy.