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SOCIAL MEDIA · CONTENT CREATION · WEB DESIGN

Content that connects.
A creator who
gets business.

I’m Patrice Floyd Jr. — a social media manager, content creator, and web designer. I bring brand storytelling, hands-on production, and business experience to your next project or team.

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Seeking opportunities in social media, content creation, web design, and digital marketing.

Patrice Floyd Jr. · Creator. Entrepreneur. Your creative partner.
Based in the Antelope Valley, Los Angeles County.

Patrice Floyd Jr., your creative partner
CREATIVE DIRECTION. HANDS-ON EXECUTION.Brand thinking for the next move.
NOW BUILDINGBrands with a clear next move.Explore the $299 website offer →
STRATEGYSHORT-FORM VIDEOWEB DESIGNSOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT

01 / SELECTED WORK

Built with a point of view.

Websites, brand experiences, and digital products from my own ventures. Explore the live projects and open the breakdowns to see the goal and my role.

Troglodyte.TV website preview

Creator Platform

Troglodyte.TV

A creator platform I founded and own, bringing together brand identity, a digital experience, and a home for creative expression.

Project breakdown
My role
Founder & owner
Goal
Create a digital home for independent creators, content, and memberships.
Work shown
Creator-focused brand positioning and a website that brings content discovery and membership offerings into one experience.

Owned project. The linked site and preview show the work; no campaign performance claims are made.

Visit Troglodyte.TV
LACountyP.com project preview

Artist brand + digital experience

LACountyP.com

My music and artist brand, connecting music, merchandise, and memberships directly with fans. A project in independent brand building and digital presentation.

Project breakdown
My role
Artist & brand owner
Goal
Give the artist brand a direct destination for music, merchandise, and fans.
Work shown
A cohesive artist identity and web presence connecting music, merchandise, and membership offerings.

Owned project. The linked site and preview show the work; no campaign performance claims are made.

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OwnYourOwn.music project preview

Digital product + creative direction

OwnYourOwn.music

An independent artist release kit bringing together release planning, promotional templates, and digital resources. My own project in product development, branding, and direct-to-consumer commerce.

Project breakdown
My role
Product & brand development
Goal
Organize release-planning resources into a focused offer for independent artists.
Work shown
An independent artist release kit, promotional templates, product presentation, and a direct-to-consumer storefront.

Owned project. The linked site and preview show the work; no campaign performance claims are made.

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JingleFor20.com website design with a microphone and custom jingle offer

Web design + audio branding

JingleFor20.com

My custom jingle business brings music production and promotional audio together with a focused website and customer ordering workflow.

Project breakdown
My role
Business development, web design, and audio branding.
Goal
Make a custom audio service easy for business owners to understand and order.
Work shown
A bold landing page, clear service presentation, and a direct ordering path connecting the creative offer to the customer’s next step.

Owned project. Website imagery shows the offer; no sales or conversion results are claimed.

Visit JingleFor20.com ↗
Pompton apparel storefront and brand design

Brand identity + e-commerce design

Pompton

My apparel brand connects a distinct visual identity with an online storefront. Work includes brand development, product presentation, and direct-to-consumer e-commerce.

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AVTECH website preview

Community + technology

AVTECH

The nonprofit I founded to make AI and technology training accessible in the Antelope Valley. A separate organization from my commercial work.

Visit av-tech.org ↗

02 / CONTENT & STRATEGY CONCEPTS

From the idea
to the feed.

A sample campaign for OwnYourOwn.music, built around helping independent artists plan their next release.

PORTFOLIO CONCEPT · Proposed creative, not a published campaign or a client result.

The audience

Independent artists preparing to release music and looking for a more organized promotional plan.

The message

A release is more than a date. Give the music a plan, a story, and a clear next step for listeners.

The objective

Turn practical release-planning content into interest in the artist release kit. Evaluate saves, profile visits, and tracked website clicks.

01 / CAROUSEL CONCEPT

Your next release needs a plan.

OwnYourOwn.music / 01You made
the music.
Now make
the plan.A release-planning reminder for independent artists.
02 / THE STORYWhat should
listeners
remember?Choose the idea, feeling, or story that connects the campaign.
03 / THE CONTENTOne release.
More than
one post.Plan a teaser, a behind-the-scenes moment, and a release-day message.
04 / THE NEXT STEPMake it easy
to find
your music.Give each post a clear action. Explore release-planning resources at OwnYourOwn.music.
Read the sample caption

The song is finished. The rollout needs a plan, too. Start with your story, choose the content that supports it, and give listeners a clear next step. Save this checklist for your next release. Explore the independent artist release kit at OwnYourOwn.music.

Why this approach: Lead with a recognizable problem, give useful steps, and close with an action connected to the offer.

02 / SHORT-FORM VIDEO STORYBOARD

“The song is ready. Is the rollout?”

A proposed 20-second vertical video. The sequence below is a production plan, not a playable video.

  1. 00–03s / Hook

    Visual: Close-up of an artist exporting a track.
    On-screen text: “The song is ready. Is the rollout?”

  2. 03–08s / Problem

    Visual: A blank content calendar beside a release date.
    Voiceover: “Finishing the song is one step. Helping people discover it takes a plan.”

  3. 08–15s / Value

    Visual: Three planning notes: story, content, next step.
    Voiceover: “Choose your story. Plan your posts. Make the next step clear.”

  4. 15–20s / Action

    Visual: OwnYourOwn.music end card.
    Voiceover: “Build your release plan. Explore OwnYourOwn.music.”

Production & measurement notes

Film vertically, use readable captions, keep text inside platform-safe areas, and use original or licensed audio. Review the opening hook, average watch time, saves, and tracked website clicks to guide the next edit.

03 / SAMPLE WEEKLY CONTENT PLAN

One message. A week of useful content.

A proposed schedule to adapt to the account’s actual audience data and available assets.

MONDAY

Teach

Instagram carousel
“You made the music. Now make the plan.”

Action: Save the checklist.

Review: Saves and shares.

TUESDAY

Listen

Instagram Stories
Poll: “What’s hardest: planning, creating, or staying consistent?”

Action: Answer the poll.

Review: Responses.

WEDNESDAY

Show

Reel / TikTok
“The song is ready. Is the rollout?”

Action: Visit the profile.

Review: Watch time and visits.

THURSDAY

Explain

Instagram post
“One release. Three story angles: the idea, the process, the meaning.”

Action: Comment with an angle.

Review: Relevant comments.

FRIDAY

Connect

Product walkthrough
Show actual release-kit pages and explain their purpose.

Action: Explore the kit.

Review: Tracked site clicks.

No projected reach, sales, or engagement figures are claimed. Actual results would inform the next week’s plan.

03 / WHAT I BRING

You run the business.
I help tell the story.

For your team, your business, or your next campaign: creative execution backed by experience in digital marketing, design, and community engagement.

Design + build

Web design & WordPress

Business websites and branded digital experiences that make the offer clear and help visitors take the next step.

  • Responsive website and landing-page design
  • WordPress builds, updates, and maintenance
  • E-commerce and digital product presentation
  • SEO and Google Analytics

Plan + manage

Social media management

A clear direction for your channels, a consistent posting plan, and content that speaks in your brand’s voice.

  • Content strategy and calendars
  • Caption writing and scheduling
  • Performance reviews and next steps

Create + edit

Content creation

Show people what makes your business worth paying attention to, with visuals made for the way they scroll.

  • Short-form video and editing
  • Product and business storytelling
  • Branded graphics and social assets

Launch + promote

Campaign content

Give your next offer, event, or launch a cohesive message and a set of creative assets ready to use.

  • Campaign concepts and messaging
  • Promotional videos and graphics
  • Content adapted for your channels
Patrice Lumumba Floyd Jr.

04 / YOUR CREATIVE PARTNER

A creator’s eye.
A business owner’s perspective.

I’m Patrice Floyd Jr., also known as Rizzy — an entrepreneur, recording artist, and creative director based in the Antelope Valley of Los Angeles County.

I build and operate my own brands, including Troglodyte.TV. That shapes how I approach your content: it needs to reflect who you are, make your offer clear, and give people a reason to take the next step.

You work directly with me on the creative direction and the details, from the first idea to the finished content.

I Build I Create I Operate I Own

05 / RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Creative work.
Real-world responsibility.

P. Floyd Jr. Design · 2013–present

Digital Marketing Specialist
Website & Graphic Designer

Designing and maintaining WordPress websites for small businesses, nonprofits, and personal brands. Creating flyers, logos, video, and digital interfaces, with experience in Google Ads, SEO, and Google Analytics.

July 2023–June 2024

Community Outreach Specialist
& Digital Media Manager

Antelope Valley Community Uplift Foundation

Developed digital campaigns, managed social channels, and promoted community events. Connected families with youth programs across 10 schools and trained staff on software tools and documentation.

33 Glasstech · 2015–2016

Technical Project Manager

Maintained the company website, coordinated upgrades, worked with international vendors, and managed communication between leadership, accounting, and clients.

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Tools & capabilities
Adobe Creative Suite · WordPress · Google Analytics · Google Ads · SEO · Social campaigns · AI-assisted creative workflows · Microsoft Office · Google Workspace

Education
Antelope Valley College — Social Services certificate (2024); Aircraft Fabrication & Assembly and Blueprints & Structures certificates (2017).

Additional experience: Aircraft Structure Mechanic, Northrop Grumman (November 2017–September 2018).

06 / WORKING TOGETHER

A clear plan. A collaborative process.

Start with your business

We talk about your audience, your offer, your current channels, and what you want content to accomplish.

Agree on the direction

We define the deliverables, creative approach, timeline, and approval process before the work begins.

Create, review, refine

I develop the content, you review it, and we refine the work so it feels right for your business.

LET’S WORK TOGETHER

Let’s make
your next move.

Hiring for your team or looking for a creative partner? Tell me about the role or project, your goals, and the timeline.

Email design@PFloydJr.com

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Privacy Policy

PRIVACY POLICY

PFloydJr.com — Patrice Floyd Jr.
Last updated: October 20, 2026

This Privacy Policy explains what information PFloydJr.com ("we," "us") collects, how it is used, and the choices you have. This website is operated by Patrice Lumumba Floyd Jr., Palmdale, California. Questions about this policy: design@pfloydjr.com.

1. INFORMATION WE COLLECT

2. HOW WE USE INFORMATION

We use the information only to: respond to inquiries; evaluate, build, deliver, and support websites and maintenance services; process payments and subscriptions; prepare and complete agreements; keep business records; and protect the security of this website and our accounts. We do not use your information for advertising, and we do not build marketing profiles from client project materials.

3. WE DO NOT SELL YOUR INFORMATION

We do not sell, rent, or trade personal information. We share information only with the service providers needed to run this business — currently DreamHost (website hosting and form submissions), Stripe (payments and subscriptions), DocuSeal (electronic signatures), and Google (email) — and only for the purpose of providing their service. We may disclose information if required by law or to protect our rights.

4. COOKIES

This website is a static website and does not use cookies for advertising or cross-site tracking. Services reached through links on this site, such as Stripe checkout and DocuSeal signing pages, may use their own cookies under their own privacy policies.

5. HOW LONG WE KEEP INFORMATION

Intake submissions, agreements, and project files are kept while we work together and for a reasonable period afterward for business, tax, and legal records. You may ask us to delete your information (see Section 7); we will delete what we are not required to keep.

6. SECURITY

We use reasonable administrative and technical measures to protect the information we hold, including storing uploaded files in a non-public directory. No method of transmission or storage is completely secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute security.

7. YOUR CHOICES AND CALIFORNIA RIGHTS

You may email design@pfloydjr.com at any time to ask what personal information we hold about you, to correct it, or to ask us to delete it. We respond to reasonable requests promptly and without charge. California residents may also ask whether their information has been shared for marketing purposes; it has not, and we do not share personal information for third-party marketing.

8. CHILDREN

This website and our services are for businesses and adults. We do not knowingly collect information from children under 13.

9. CHANGES TO THIS POLICY

If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted on this page with a new "Last updated" date. Material changes affecting existing clients will also be sent by email.

10. CONTACT

Patrice Lumumba Floyd Jr., 3036 Redrock Ct., Palmdale, CA 93551 — design@pfloydjr.com

Terms of Use

TERMS OF USE

PFloydJr.com — Patrice Floyd Jr.
Last updated: October 20, 2026

These Terms of Use govern your use of pfloydjr.com (the "Site"), operated by Patrice Lumumba Floyd Jr. ("we," "us"). By using this Site, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Site.

1. WHAT THIS SITE IS

The Site presents website design services, including a one-page website offer and a Website Maintenance Plan, and provides the intake and onboarding steps for clients. Examples of past work shown on the Site belong to their respective owners and are displayed as portfolio samples.

2. OFFERS, AGREEMENTS, AND ORDER OF PRECEDENCE

Descriptions and prices on this Site — including the $299 one-page website offer — are summaries. Each website project is governed by the Website Services Agreement signed by the client and us; each maintenance subscription is governed by the Maintenance Plan Terms. If anything on this Site conflicts with a signed agreement or the Maintenance Plan Terms, the agreement or those terms control.

3. PAYMENTS

Payments and subscriptions are processed by Stripe through payment links. We do not store your full payment card information. Prices are in U.S. dollars. An offer deadline shown on the Site applies to new projects started by that date.

4. NO GUARANTEE OF BUSINESS RESULTS

A website is a tool. We do not guarantee sales, customers, search engine rankings, traffic, or any other business outcome from any website or service.

5. YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES WHEN USING THIS SITE

You agree to: provide accurate information in the intake form and agreements; upload only files you own or have permission to use; not upload anything unlawful, infringing, or malicious; and not attempt to access non-public areas of the Site or disrupt its operation.

6. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

The Site's design, text, and graphics (other than client portfolio samples and client-provided materials) belong to us and may not be copied or reused without written permission.

7. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES AND LINKS

Payments run through Stripe, signatures through DocuSeal, and hosting through DreamHost. Your use of those services is also governed by their terms and privacy policies. We are not responsible for third-party services' performance or outages.

8. DISCLAIMER AND LIABILITY

The Site and its content are provided "as is." To the fullest extent allowed by California law, our total liability arising from this Site is limited to $100 or the amount you paid us in the 12 months before the claim, whichever is greater. We are not liable for indirect or consequential damages.

9. GOVERNING LAW

These terms are governed by California law. Any dispute will be brought in Los Angeles County, California.

10. CHANGES

We may update these terms; the version posted on this page with its "Last updated" date is the version in effect.

11. CONTACT

Patrice Lumumba Floyd Jr., 3036 Redrock Ct., Palmdale, CA 93551 — design@pfloydjr.com

Accessibility

ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

PFloydJr.com — Patrice Floyd Jr.
Last updated: October 20, 2026

We want everyone to be able to use this website. We are committed to making pfloydjr.com accessible and usable for people of all abilities.

OUR STANDARD

We aim to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA. These guidelines explain how to make web content accessible to people with a wide range of disabilities, including visual, auditory, physical, speech, cognitive, and neurological disabilities.

WHAT WE DO

This website is built with semantic HTML and a simple, readable layout. Our ongoing accessibility efforts include: text alternatives for meaningful images; sufficient color contrast; pages that can be navigated by keyboard; clear headings and link text; and layouts that adapt to mobile screens and zoom.

KNOWN LIMITATIONS

Some older content and third-party services reached from this Site — such as Stripe checkout pages and DocuSeal signing pages — are provided by those companies and are governed by their own accessibility efforts. We are continually reviewing the Site and fixing issues as we find them.

FEEDBACK AND HELP

If you have difficulty using any part of this website, or need any information from it in another format, contact us and we will help promptly:
Email: design@pfloydjr.com
Mail: Patrice Lumumba Floyd Jr., 3036 Redrock Ct., Palmdale, CA 93551

We aim to respond to accessibility feedback within 3 business days.

This statement is reviewed and updated as the Site changes.

Maintenance Plan Terms

MAINTENANCE PLAN TERMS

Website Maintenance Plan — Patrice Floyd Jr.

These terms apply to the Website Maintenance Plan (the "Plan") offered by Patrice Lumumba Floyd Jr. ("Provider"), email design@pfloydjr.com. By subscribing to the Plan through the payment link on pfloydjr.com, the subscriber ("Client") accepts these terms. The Plan covers ONE website built by Provider.

1. What the Plan Includes

2. Light Changes

A light change is a quick update to a page that already exists — text edits, photo or image swaps, adding event photos, updating hours, prices, or contact information, and similar small tasks Provider can complete in about 30 minutes or less each. Requests are handled in the order received. Provider's target is to complete light changes within a few business days; this is a target, not a guaranteed deadline.

3. What the Plan Does Not Include

Work outside the Plan is quoted and agreed in writing before it begins.

4. Price and Billing

The Plan is $50.00 per month, or $500.00 per year (12 consecutive months), charged automatically through Stripe to the payment method Client keeps on file. Provider may change the price with at least 30 days' notice by email; the new price applies starting with the first billing date after that notice period. If a payment fails, Provider may pause Plan services until billing is current.

5. Cancellation and Refunds

Client may cancel at any time by emailing design@pfloydjr.com (or through Stripe's billing portal, where provided). Cancellation stops future billing, and the Plan stays active until the end of the period already paid for.

6. Client Responsibilities

7. No Guarantee; Liability

Maintenance reduces risk, but no provider can guarantee a website will never break, be hacked, or go offline; hosting providers, plugins, and other third-party services are outside Provider's control. Provider's total liability under the Plan is limited to the amounts Client paid under the Plan during the 12 months before the claim.

8. General

These terms are the entire agreement for the Plan and are separate from any Website Services Agreement for building the website. Provider may update these terms with 30 days' notice by email; continuing the subscription after the notice period means Client accepts the updated terms. California law governs these terms.