Digital Marketing

Anderson University

Landing Pages and Emails

Months ago I was put in charge of Anderson’s University’s digital marketing campaigns. Due to schedules with third party marketing companies and admissions timelines, I haven’t been able to launch some campaigns entirely on my own, but I have been designing a lot of assets for future campaigns and internal announcements. We are using HubSpot for our email and landing page designs. I’ve been taking classes to earn my certification in email and digital marketing in HubSpot. These two examples show very extreme differences between the different style guidelines I have to follow in the position.

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The Presidential Newsletter

This email was is to be a part of a quarterly update on behalf of the president of Anderson University. The target audience for this email are other presidents of universities, alumni, faculty, and staff. The mission behind this newsletter was to highlight important stories at Anderson university, and lead the reader to click on backlinks that lead to our main website to read the full article. This email represents Anderson’s how brand guidelines are used in our digital communication and showcase the engaging images used in Anderson promotional materials.

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College of Engineering “Clay Day”

This is an email designed on behalf of the College of Engineering promoting their “Clay Day” Fundraiser event. This email is targeted to potential donors in the community who could contribute money to the Anderson’s relatively fresh College of Engineering department. The style is wildly different from the standard brand guidelines of the university. This decision was made due to the fact the email is not being sent to prospective students and helps the College of Engineering be recognized as a separate entity.

Social Media Management

I’ve curated and managed content for a chaotic customizable T-Shirt Brand and a First Responder Insurance Company which encompassed three separate brand pages. Both of these companies gave me the experience of generating social media captions and becoming familiar with volatility and randomness of Meta’s algorithm and LinkedIn’s audience base.

Nice Shirt. Thanks!

2022-2024

Nice Shirt. Thanks is a t-shirt company which garnered a lot of social media attention by accepting ridiculous posts submitted by customers, drawing designs based off those posts and then sending them to the customer. The startup made over 2 billion dollars within the first 2 years of production. I was hired on to manage designers, but they also had me in charge of selecting designs I approved and posting them on our websites. Some of these posts generated thousands of engagements that turned into direct sales for the company. Below are few example of the format used to show off our shirts!

Consolidated Assurance

Consolidated Assurance is a company with three different brands.

  • FRTF

  • FRBA

  • Consolidated Assurance

I curated and and scheduled content for each of these brands. Our strategy was to contact partnered social media accounts and request permission to share their content on our social media pages. When I joined the company, the page was able to gain the attention of 10’s of thousands of followers. My job was to maintain this page with a steady stream of content. I would also create graphics based off of a specific style guide provided by the marketing manager at the time.