me: hi, can I get this video in 9:16, 16:9, 1:1 and 4:5? Can the 9:16 version be trimmed down into one 15 sec cut with a small amount of copy (> 20% of image) that provides context and ends with a strong call to action? And can you make sure the first 3 seconds are quicker?
I learned the most from looking at other industries so that I could apply concepts working for the best, most innovative companies in the world to our marketing.
Do things your competitors aren’t.
How to turn fans into super fans using social: BE REAL
@MisterWives took me an emotional journey on IG stories using behind the scenes content for every. single. song. of their new album, SUPERBLOOM. I laughed. I cried. I fangirled.
Get personal: https://t.co/J6EfgrG3pG
Starting a book club at work to read & discuss “How to be an Anti Racist” by @DrIbram
Execs are participating, told us to purchase the books with company cards and to feel free to meet during work hours “because this is our work.”
@JulianGumbo Literary Journalism 🙋🏻♀️
But always knew I wanted to land in marketing so all internships were within that.
My college degree taught me how to tell a story. Develop a character. Find facts. Create a new angle. Look for untold stories and more.
I’d do it alllll over again.
A @nytfood recipe (https://t.co/gGX9HPqRDJ) calls for letting rice “sit until sizzling stops and it starts to crackle and crisp.”
This didn’t make 100% sense to me. But great news!!! Now, with Twitter audio, I can help!!!!
@MosheIsaacian 1. Slowly. Relationships don’t form overnight, but from consistent, personable *conversation*
2. Natural, genuine curiosity and passion (don’t interact just to interact)
3. Look for opps to add value (if they ask a question, need feedback, could benefit from something you know)
Some people hide behind quotes or fancy graphics. I hide behind data.
While data is absolutely helpful, it can’t always be the determining factor. Rather than analyzing the data to make all decisions, I’m having to teach myself to make educated guesses and take risks.