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Hi there - my name is Raquel!
I'm a content marketer and social media manager for companies in the education sector, specifically higher education / college.
I specialize in honing in on a target audience and create strong, evergreen articles which provide creative solutions and clarity that help these readers and build up the company's reputation as a trusted authority, leading to increase in the brand's awareness and sales.
I am available to work as a social media manager across various platforms, as well as a content creator for blogs or marketing material. Topics related to college / university lifestyle and success include: career development, network building, reputation management, wellness, self-care and skill-building.
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Content creation / promotion / marketing, copywriting; audience research and targeting, Wordpress, HTML, CSS, Facebook, paid Facebook ads, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, Tumblr, LinkedIn, keyword research, SEO, Canva, Photoshop, InDesign, Buffer, Hootsuite, Sprout Social
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Social Media Manager for local dentist office
Pinterest Manager for Print Designs by Kris
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Marketing Communications Intern for the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago
Editorial contributor for WayUp (New York, NY) and their college career blog.
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Emerging Media Communications, DeVry University
Pre-Nursing, Eastern Illinois University
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