I admired Ologie's work from the moment I heard about them in college. When the opportunity to become their marketer popped up, I couldn't pass it up. As a content marketing manager, I don't work on client work. Ologie is my client! I manage the content for our social media, blog (Full Circle), and email efforts. Below you'll see lots of beautiful examples of my work, but there's a lot that goes on behind the scenes, too. Some of the less glamorous (but just as important) work includes managing the overall strategy and publishing calendar, maintaining our database, and measuring our analytics to ensure campaigns are performing well.
Social Content
Email Marketing
We send monthly emails to our clients and higher ed database of about 5,000 folks.
I'll also share a few examples of misc. campaign emails that go out from time to time:
Higher Ed Market Study launch, January '25 | K-12 "Orange Paper" launch, November '24
Multichannel Campaigns
For Black History Month 2024 we selected a few of our team’s favorite Black creators to highlight. I interviewed each creator to learn more about their work, their creative processes, and what their plans for the future included. I wrote a blog post plus individual social media captions that were posted throughout the month of February.
In the summer of 2024 we launched a new research study about the parents of generation alpha. The study was meant to prepare our clients (and followers) for the next generation of students that will soon be applying to their schools. I wrote and executed a comprehensive campaign plan that included multiple lead forms, a dedicated landing page on our website, an internal and external launch plan, social media efforts, paid advertising, and email marketing. Below are a few social posts and the launch email from the campaign.
Blog Content
We categorize our blog by three buckets: Insights, written by our agency's experts and published at least once a month, Creative Inspiration, anything and everything currently inspiring our team, and Passion Projects, short interviews with "Ologists" about their passions outside of work. We will soon be sunsetting the last two and focusing more energy towards our insights, but it has been a joy to share content that is fun, creative, and lifts up my coworkers.
In September 2021, I accepted an opportunity with COhatch to become a Community Manager for the two Worthington, Ohio locations. COhatch provides office space, coworking space, and meeting/event space in neighborhoods around Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Tampa, Pittsburgh, and Atlanta. Although the Community Manager role wasn't marketing and was different from many things I've done in the past, I had a ton of opportunities to learn different skills, take ownership, and grow in new ways.
Six months later, I moved over to the Marketing & Tech team. My first role here, Digital Community Orchestrator, was created to launch and grow our brand new digital platform, COhatch+. However, since we were a small company and growing quickly, I had my hands in a bit of everything. I spent most of my time working on digital design projects, email marketing, social media, customer support, Facebook/Instagram advertising, content creation, campaign planning, internal communication/training, and event planning. You name it, I probably worked on it. Below are a few recent projects I'm especially proud of, including digital design examples, email design examples, and an event I planned for COhatch+.
In April 2023 I was promoted again to Digital Marketing Project Manager. I was managing all of COhatch's email communications and most graphic design projects, but I also spent time improving processes and working on marketing automations.
Email Marketing Campaign Examples (above)
Our email campaigns were fairly consistent: one email to the sales list & one newsletter to current members each month. I also managed our email drips and transactional messages. I owned email campaigns from start to finish, from the html design and layout to writing the copy and scheduling the sends.
Social Media Content Examples (below)
Our goals for social media were brand awareness & increasing engagement. I combined consistent posts with lots of CTAs, always encouraging followers to learn more and dive deeper.
Each month, I executed a "Featured Vendor" campaign, gathering content from 4 COhatch+ users to share more about their business across all of our platforms (Instagram, Facebook, & Email) plus physical signage in all of our COhatch locations. I frequently shared new feature updates, upcoming events, and discounts that could be found on the platform.
As a Community Manager, I worked with the COhatch+ team to plan the 2021 Holiday Marketplace event. In 2022, I led the planning and execution myself! I was in charge of reserving the space, securing and communicating with vendors, organizing snacks and drinks, designing custom tote bags to give away to the community, and managing the event day-of, from setup to tear down.
I worked for the founder of Season, Annette Furio, when she owned Birdhaus Co, a luxury stationery design company.
After I expressed some interest in influencer marketing, she asked me to join the Season team as the Brand Partnership Coordinator. My role was basically reaching out to wedding professionals and influencers for sales and marketing opportunities.
Direct sales hasn't really ever been my cup of tea, but it was easy to get excited about pitching Season since I was around in the very beginning. In 2019 when I was working at Birdhaus, I had the opportunity to do some initial research and planning for the brand, so I loved stepping into this new position. It was great experience outside of social media management, and I really enjoyed this more refined role.
Below are some examples of partnerships I coordinated in the Fall of 2020 with micro-influencers Maya Howard & Madelynn Finn, photographer Riley Beard, and body image coach Julie Ohlemacher.
Maya's Sponsored Post
Riley's Guest Blog Post
Madelynn's Sponosred Post
Julie's Guest Blog Post
Winter was full of more incredible blog post collaborations, including a Q&A with Jordan Coyne, the owner of Cliffside Acres in Springfield, OH; a discussion on destination weddings with Lauren Schoenborn, the owner of Beautifully Born Events in Bozeman, MT; a piece on weddings reimagined during COVID with Megan Lentz, the co-owner of Vida Events serving Virginia & beyond; aaaaand a holiday drink guide from Jess Napier, the owner of Bramblewood Bar in Toledo, OH. I also wrote a bridesmaids gift guide that was featured on our blog in December. So many fun projects to look back on!
For our 2020 holiday campaign I handpicked some influencers to work with us (Kimberly, Deandra, & Lelani), coordinated a gift box giveaway with a few other amazing small businesses, and designed a custom candle with Earthtone Candle Co for our special holiday gift boxes.
Kim's Sponsored Post
Deandra's Sponsored Post
Lelani's Sponsored Post
Giveaway Box
Custom Candle
I continued working for Season through the Summer of 2021 and was sad to leave behind this wonderful, creative, community-building brand. I'm so proud of what Annette is creating here and excited to see it grow :) Before I left, I continued curating our blog with inspiring and insightful authors. I loved building these relationships and partnering with so many wonderful brands and people!
To note a few of my favorites:
New Years Resolution tips for Mental Wellness, by SOW Plated
Elopements 101, by Lauren Anne Photography
A Galentines Guide and a Mothers Day Questionnaire by yours truly ;)
Trips for the Best Bridal Gown Shopping Experience, by La Jeune Mariee
What Matters Most on Your Wedding Day, by India Jade Photography
The Pickwick Place is a farm market, vendor shop, and event venue in my hometown, Bucyrus, Ohio. I went to high school with Ethan Stuckey, one of the partners, and we always joked that I'd be running their social media someday. Funny enough, that dream came true.
In May 2019 I launched Pickwick's Instagram page. In the first four months we quickly gained 1,200+ followers. I spent the rest of the summer curating posts that would engage customers from all over Ohio. In May 2020, I continued working with Pickwick on digital strategy. This included creating content, writing copy, managing social media pages, corresponding with customers and vendors, writing email campaigns, updating the website, and assisting management in brainstorming creative new ideas for events and promotions.
I started working with Foothold International, a non-profit in Kenya, East Africa, in 2020. Their mission is to empower indigenous people to make lasting, positive change in their community. They do this through sustainable solutions to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene that both prevent disease and provide a path out of poverty for the people of Kenya.
I love this mission, and having been to East Africa myself, I was so excited to work with Brad & Cherie. Managing Foothold's accounts was a little different and more challenging than my previous work. Our main goal was to increase the following and engagement on their social media platforms, ultimately resulting in more people seeing the message and supporting the cause.
Check out what I did @footholdinternational on Instagram. (June 2020 - December 2020)
In August 2019 I started working the front desk at Bluespot Yoga in Bexley, a place that very quickly became so special to me. I've always loved practicing at the studio and felt really lucky to become part of the team. When Staci (owner and creator of Bluespot) asked me to help out with social media, I was so excited! I immediately got to work mapping out the feed and planning posts. A project I loved working on was updating the story highlights to include helpful information for studio members. The profile highlights included things like a beginners guide, class descriptions, upcoming events, event space information, photos of our retail items, our pricing, teacher bios, and more.
See what I'm did @bluespotyoga on Instagram. (October 2019 - December 2019)
I've always had a very special connection to Komen Columbus. I can't really explain my experience working there until I explain how it came to be. I lost my grandmother to breast cancer in 2015. I ended up hosting some fundraisers during my senior year of high school and raised $4,500 to fight against breast cancer with Komen in Northwest Ohio. When I heard that the Columbus affiliate hosted the biggest Komen 5K in the country, seeing nearly 30,000+ participants, I decided to run the race, raising about $500. A few months after the race, Komen Columbus invited me to a fundraising dinner and I had a great time networking with the staff and chatting with other participants.
A few months later Megan, one of the event coordinators, reached out and we caught up over coffee. We talked about another big fundraising idea: our Climb for a Cure. Over the next nine months we fundraised over $11,000 for Komen, and in July 2018 we summited Mt. Kilimanjaro, the tallest freestanding mountain in the world.
In the mix of all of this, I also interned at Komen from January-December in 2018. My internship began in the events department, but I actually got to work in communications and development as well. It was a very well-rounded experience and I wouldn't have traded it for the world. I found a real passion for design, which prompted me to change my major and begin taking design classes. I wouldn't be who I am today without the year I spent at Susan G. Komen Columbus.
I managed the Komen Columbus Instagram from January - December 2018, but unfortunately post-COVID the local branch was absorbed by the national organization, so their account has been deleted.