Social Media

Get a deep dive into my social media work.

The world of plumbing was nothing short of honest commentary. See how I spent a year handling SharkBite Plumbing and HoldRite Solutions accounts.

One thing I made sure of during my time at Chattanooga Tourism was to make sure Visit Chatt was present at local events.

Camp Conquest is a faith-based summer camp that focuses on providing the best support, independence, and freedom to individuals with disabilities.

I interned with them in the fall of 2019. This was my first time as a social media coordinator. I was given complete freedom to post whatever and whenever. The main project that the camp wanted my help was for Giving Tuesday.

A year and some months later, the camp reached out and asked me to handle their social accounts.

Revitalines Hydration & Wellness is an IV therapy medical clinic that aims to inform and improve people about dehydration.

Revitalines was a client at Creative Brands Marketing. I handle two of their social accounts, where I post 3x a week. The programs I used for content creation were Adobe Illustrator, Canva, and Pixaby. From time to time, I use Photoshop and iMovie.

Creative Brands Marketing was a digital marketing agency that aimed to help local businesses succeed. Their mission was to boost their growth in Chattanooga, TN.

At CBM, I handled all social media duties. Video ideas, graphics, blog writing, and photography. As a marketing agency, it is important to reach the locals and share our knowledge. We were in it for them and showed our love for the 423.

Tennessee Valley Robotics is a nonprofit that encourages education in robotics and STEM.

TNVR has a Facebook account that was not used too often. Their push was to branch out and use Instagram and LinkedIn. The job was to send over pictures as competitions took place and provide details of the day’s event. This group is very straightforward and wanted to focus on the growth of STEM and Robotics along the TN Valley.

Creative Brands Marketing was a great start to my career in social media and as it no longer exists, it gave me a deeper understanding of working in a start-up environment.