Social media strategist, music lover, writer, yogi, and top notch joke-cracker.
When I was a kid, my answer to "What do you want to be when you grow up?" was Britney Spears, not social media strategist. But as a card-carrying member of the millennial™ demographic, I spent my formative years playing with HTML code on Myspace and bleeding my heart out on self-curated blogs like Tumblr and Blogspot. Years of useless profile-boosting content creation, it turns out, weren’t that useless; as a product of my generation, I understand a dynamic and powerful marketing tool that soon will be essential to the success of any brand in any space. My early love of social media laid a foundation for a deep understanding of it, and by rigorously developing my aptitude for social through hard work on multi-faceted strategic campaigns, I’m now equipped with the knowledge to turn Twitter
followers into cold hard cash.
A mentor and friend once said to me, "I want the next thing I do to be the best thing I do," - a maxim whose meaning has undoubtedly shaped my approach when thinking about my clients, the hearts behind their mission, and the stories they're meant to tell. In this role, I'm constantly making decisions that shape my client's perception and trying to find their best voice. As a social media strategist, I dig my hands in, capture on-the-move content, tell stories and create connections for my client's brands. Specifically, I work on social media strategy, content creation, and community management. I buy ads, manage accounts and monitor new industry trends for ideas. The role of a social media strategist serves as a sort of catch-all: whatever your client needs, you take the wheel.
Work Terms
I'm all about communication - so you let me know what you need and I promise I'll set fair terms. I'll always be flexible and open to new ideas as long as we're on the same page. Depending on the project, I'll request compensation on an hourly basis or a flat fee.