Digital Media Strategy

The Philosophy

Effective digital media strategy is an ecosystem. Your website, your email, your social channels, your search presence — each has a job to do, and none of them works well in isolation.

What someone sees on Instagram drives them to your website. Your website drives them to your newsletter. Your newsletter drives them to act. When those channels aren’t talking to each other, you’re not running a strategy. You’re running errands.

The goal isn’t to go viral. The goal is to build something that works — and to measure the things that actually tell you whether it does.

Areas of Practice

  • Social media strategy
  • Content creation and editorial planning
  • Digital advertising and media buying
  • Audience research and segmentation
  • Social media monitoring and listening
  • Performance tracking and reporting
  • Email marketing strategy and content creation
  • Search engine marketing strategy
  • Website strategy and content creation

The Proof

Channels only work if they’re working together.

  • Served as on-site digital content strategist for the Nexo Dallas Open, an ATP 500 tournament, producing 291 sponsor-integrated posts across multiple platforms while contributing to a content strategy that nearly doubled fan engagement in one year.
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    Nexo Dallas Open
    Digital Media Strategist and Content Creator
  • Built Insight Human Services’ digital presence from scratch — launching three social media channels, redesigning a decade-old website, and managing a quarterly newsletter to approximately 2,500 stakeholders across 50 counties in North Carolina.
    Insight Human Services
    Insight Human Services
    Vice President of Communication
  • Managed complete digital strategy for an international ATP tournament — more than doubling social media engagements in two years, rebuilt and oversaw website that drove more than $250,000 in purchases in five weeks.
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    Winston-Salem Open
    Director of Communication

It’s not what you say. It’s what they hear. Let’s make sure those align.