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The Future of Brand Engagement: Employee Generated Content (EGC) 🌟🤳 I've always been a huge advocate for leading content creation within my brands and GALLO, now more than ever, I'm excited about the potential of Employee Generated Content (EGC). When I shared this concept with Paula Rizo and Lily, our amazing digital marketing interns, they were thrilled to start capturing authentic, behind-the-scenes and Day in the life content. Paula is a natural icon! 👏 Why is EGC the next big thing for brands? 📈 📢Authenticity: Consumers crave genuine stories and real experiences. EGC provides a window into the true culture and values of a brand. 📢 Trust: According to recent studies, 90% of consumers trust content from employees more than traditional advertising. 📢Engagement: Employee-generated content is proven to generate 8x more engagement than brand-generated content. 📢Reach:Employees collectively have a much wider network, amplifying the brand's message across diverse audiences. Brands that embrace EGC are not just fostering a sense of community and trust but are also positioning themselves as forward-thinking and relatable. Like my favorite, Poppi! 🫧🫶 Here's to empowering our teams and capturing the magic they bring to the table every day! 💡🎥 #EmployeeGeneratedContent #social #socialcontentcreator #iworkhere #BrandEngagement #DigitalMarketing #Authenticity #ContentCreation

started working as a marketing intern at a newly opened company

At For the Love of Marketing, we like to add a little spice to our meetings with a good theme. This week's theme is adventure: adventurous marketing, daring strategies, and new ways of thinking. Are you Bear Grylls adventurous, ready to brave the wilds of viral campaigns? Or perhaps you're like Indiana Jones, always unearthing hidden gems in market research? Maybe you're in the niche category of the Backyardigans, finding marketing quests in the familiar landscapes of social media? As a marketing agency, moments like this are fun and create a great way to 'bear' down on those creative ideas and bring some light to Mondays! #Monday #Marketing #Intern #Themes #Branding #digitalmarketing #Onlinemarketing

As my tenure as an Associate Marketing Intern at tbk Creative comes to an end, I want to reflect on some of my learnings. Here we go: Thriving in an Agency Setting: 💼 I've discovered that I thrive in an agency setting. I've always loved keeping busy, and immersing myself in a dynamic and energetic work environment has only amplified my creative side. Satisfaction in Client Interaction: 💬 Throughout my internship, I found that I am most satisfied by client interaction. I quickly learned that I wanted to be a client-facing marketer, connecting with clients and their brands on a deeper level. Adaptability is Key: 🔄 I've realized that adaptability is everything. Not a single day has gone exactly as planned, and I've learned to embrace the unpredictability of the industry. Marketers are Problem Solvers: 🧩 It's become clear to me that marketers are simply put, problem solvers. Once we identify clients' pain points, we can integrate strategies and solutions to address them creatively, driving impactful results. Embracing Diversity in Marketing: 🌐 I've also come to the realization that I don't want to niche yet, and I'm not sure I ever will. There is room for everyone in the world of marketing, and I feel as though I've only scratched the surface of the possibilities. Advocating for Yourself: 📣 One important lesson I've learned is that you don’t get what you don’t ask for. Advocating for yourself and your ideas is essential in this industry, and I've become more confident in speaking up and seeking opportunities. Excitement for the Future: 💫 As I look forward to the next chapter of my career in marketing, I cannot wait to see what opportunities and challenges lie ahead. I'm eager to continue learning, growing, and making a meaningful impact in the field. Thank you to the tbk Creative team for an incredible internship experience. I am grateful for the mentorship, support, and opportunities for growth that I've received during my time here. Stay tuned for my next adventure!✨

Here’s what they don’t tell you about starting a placement year ❌ Today marks one month as a Marketing Intern at LOOKFANTASTIC.COM Before starting, I was repeatedly told these 3 things: - It’s fast-paced - You’ll be given responsibilities from day 1 - ‘There’s no such thing as a silly question’ While all these things are true, here are some things I wasn’t told before (but have come as a very nice bonus): 💄I’ll attend immersive brand visits from big beauty brands, including Isle of Paradise, Glow Hub and Kylie Cosmetics. 📦 I’ll meet teams across the business from manufacturing to employer branding to understand the wider picture. 📱 I’ll make some fun cameo appearances on LOOKFANTASTIC’s Instagram. 📖 I’ll steadily transform into a walking thesaurus and dictionary (I work on the content team to clarify). 🙋🏼♀️ I’ll become friends with 9 other lovely interns, making the move to Manchester a lot less scary. 🗣️ I’ll be given access to free professional development coaching and L&D workshops. 🎄 I’ll be getting involved in Christmas projects before August even finishes. The point being, you won’t know what to expect until you start your placement. The key is to get stuck in, make the most of opportunities and take each day as it comes. I’m loving my time here so far and can already see the benefits of undertaking a year in industry.

Ever wondered how brands magically grow their online presence overnight? Well, it’s no magic, but it sure looks like it when Aditya Sharma is behind the scenes. As a social media manager and content creator, I specialize in making brands look way cooler than they actually are. 🌟✨ From crafting the most mind-blowingly original captions (because “New post!” is so last season) to creating content that makes you question your life choices (like why you didn’t follow sooner), I do it all. My journey started three years ago, and since then, I’ve been perfecting the art of turning mediocre into magnificent. 🎨🚀 But hey, it’s not just about the likes and shares. It’s about connecting with audiences on a deeper level—or at least making them think they are. With six internship certificates and over eight brands under my belt, I’ve mastered the delicate balance of being professional while also being just the right amount of edgy. Because who doesn’t love a little sarcasm with their morning coffee? ☕️😏 So, if you’re looking for someone to manage your social media accounts and create content that’s so good it’ll make your competitors weep, look no further. Let’s connect and create some digital magic together.

From my first day at Global Colliance to my current role, my internship journey in digital marketing has been enlightening and transformative. Entering this field felt like stepping into a new world. I learned about using AI as an ally, collaborating with seniors and teammates, and convincing people. It’s tempting to pass work to others, but I’ve realized that solving problems independently is crucial for achieving larger goals. Here’s a glimpse into my journey and the key lessons I’ve learned during my internship at Global Colliance: 1. Meta Ads: Understanding meta advertising has been a game-changer. I’ve learned to create targeted campaigns that drive engagement and conversions, which are essential for any online business. 2. Digital Marketing Strategies: My knowledge of digital strategies, from SEO to email marketing, has grown. This helps me craft marketing plans that deliver measurable results. 3. Content Writing: Writing compelling content is an art. Through practice, I’ve improved my skills in creating blogs, articles, and social media posts that resonate with audiences. 4. Reel Making: Visual content is powerful. Learning to create engaging reels has added a dynamic element to my marketing toolkit. 5. Customer Engagement: Convincing customers requires empathy and strategic communication. My interactions with clients taught me the importance of understanding their needs and providing tailored solutions. 6. Collaborative Learning: Working with my mentors and colleagues has been invaluable. Their insights and feedback have greatly contributed to my professional growth. This journey has been a mix of challenges and achievements. With support from Nishtha Oberoi Aashana Shah Fatema Chunawala Ayush Acharya Jinal Sheth Mary Hiwale I’ve learned the value of persistence and continuous learning. I am deeply grateful to Jay Ruparel and Janki Joshi (head of digital marketing)and the team at Global Colliance for this opportunity. As I look forward to further contributions and learning, I am reminded that every small step is a milestone towards mastering digital marketing.

As a senior marketing student, I've always understood the the importance of marketing. But recently, there's been a shift in my perspective. I've transitioned from simply understanding marketing tactics to truly appreciating the power of branding. Here's what sparked this realization: Internship Experience: During my internship at The NOON Ltd., I witnessed firsthand how a strong brand identity can differentiate a company in a crowded marketplace. It wasn't just about selling products; it was about creating an emotional connection with customers. Customer Insights: While researching consumer behavior, I discovered that customers are drawn to brands that resonate with their values and aspirations. A well-established brand goes beyond the product, embodying a personality, story and promise. This new perspective has fueled my passion for marketing: Strategic Thinking: Now, I approach marketing campaigns with a focus on building brand awareness and loyalty alongside promoting specific products. Content Creation: When crafting marketing content, I consider how it reflects the brand's voice, values, and overall image.  Branding is the cornerstone of successful marketing. It's not just a logo or tagline; it's the essence of a company. It's the story you tell and the emotions you evoke. What are your thoughts on branding? How has branding impacted your perception of a company? #branding #marketing #studentslife #marketinginsights #careeradvice

This summer, I had the chance to intern at Tom, Dick & Harry Creative Co. in the strategy department, working directly with Chief Strategy Officer Jason Donahue. I went into this internship wanting to dig deeper into brand strategy and account planning, and I’m leaving with more clarity and passion for this field than I ever expected. From June to August 2024, I jumped into a variety of projects—everything from helping develop brand blueprints and writing creative briefs to conducting social listening research for clients and potential new business. One of the highlights was helping out with some of the final stages of TDH's new brand positioning, and an acronym for CRAFT. It was incredible to be part of something that felt so integral to the agency's future. One of the biggest challenges I faced was becoming proficient with Meltwater, a social listening tool I hadn’t used before. After diving into YouTube tutorials and even getting creative with AI to perfect my searches, I eventually cracked the code—literally, as these resources helped me perfect the code used to conduct advanced searches on Meltwater. This experience not only sharpened my research skills but also showed me the power of resourcefulness and creative problem solving in strategy work. Not to mention, I was thrilled when the research I conducted contributed to helping us win a new business account! Another memorable project was developing a deck that unpacked key findings from the One Show 2024 Insights Report, focusing on Craft and Purpose—two important focuses at TDH. Sharing these insights with the agency was such a rewarding experience! Jason's advice to "fail faster" really stuck with me. It’s a reminder that testing ideas and assumptions early—whether they work out or not—is key to learning and growing in this field. This mindset shaped how I approached every task during my time at TDH. I’m incredibly grateful to Colin MacGregor, our internship coordinator, for his support throughout this journey. I'd also like to give thanks once again to Jason Donahue for being such a supportive figure and mentor throughout this internship, and for teaching me the ropes of strategy/brand planning. Also, huge shoutout to my fellow interns, Victoria Wesloh, Nora Cunnea, and Walker Johnson—I couldn’t have asked for better, more talented people to collaborate with. 😊 As I wrap up this chapter, I’m more convinced than ever that strategy is where I belong. I’m looking to connect with other strategists and am actively seeking entry-level roles in brand strategy, social strategy, or account planning. This internship has given me a strong foundation, and I can’t wait to build on it. Thank you, Jason, Colin, and the entire TDH team, for an unforgettable summer. I’m excited for what’s next! 🎉

Do you want to trial social media for your company, but don't want the hassle of -recruiting someone -planning the campaign -management of the social account/s -content production -engaging with followers? I have taken on a summer intern, so this is a great time for them to get experience and for you get valuable exposure, under the support and guidance from a seasoned professional. Drop an email to [email protected] for more details #MarketingSupport #SocialMediaMarketing