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Social Media Portfolio
Posted by on April 6, 2021 at 8:26 pmHey Gang,
I have been running social media channels since 2011 and once again I am in search of a new opportunity. I’ve never created a portfolio, but I think at this point in my career it’s time that I have one.
Does anyone have some strong portfolios that they would want to share? Or any tips on the best way to create one?
Thanks!
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If you ask any more specific question, I could answer. Last time I tried to share anything related to my work on reddit, some psycho who was stalking my posts tried to cancel me in real life by contacting all the businesses I work with and overreact / invent false stuff about things I may or may not have said.
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What I find works better than (or as a supplement to) a portfolio is a series of case studies. If you can mix a testimonial from the client, even better. Talk about what the client’s goals were for the campaign and where they ended up. If you’re comfortable on camera, you can do these with video which helps a prospect get to know you a bit before they make contact. Good luck!
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I currently in the process of doing this. I am on the strategy side of social, so it’s less visual and more me trying to figure out how to convey social strategy expertise.
You can check it out. It’s my handle . com
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