The account manager is the link between the client and the entire agency team. Our account managers act as both the key representative of the agency to clients, vendors and partners and as the client's representative to the rest of the team.
This role interfaces with all members of the team but most directly the Content team. The primary function of this role is to lead the overall public relations, social media and content marketing strategy and development for all agency clients.
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Studiothink is looking for a Digital Marketing Coordinator. This role works with the content department team members in collaboration with our client services team to develop and execute digital, social, and traditional content marketing strategies.
The new team member we are looking for is a Public Relations Strategist, Content Department. This role works with the content department team members to develop and execute holistic, comprehensive public relations strategies and deliverables.
We have two ongoing internship opportunities available at Studiothink. We’re currently looking for dynamic, passionate marketing interns in the digital and interactive disciplines. Read on for more information on these roles and how to apply.
Our Thinkers get inspiration from many different forums, and literature is right at the top. Check out what six of our Thinkers have read in 2018 to help them keep them inspired.
You might not think of a “Mixology Class” as something a branding and marketing agency would suggest to involve its employees and build trust with a client. But, that’s exactly what happened recently with Studiothink and one of its clients nearby in downtown Cleveland.
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Meetings are an ideal opportunity for a group to grow and development. But too often meeting quality suffers due to poor organization, lack of focus and other problems.
Whether it’s a board meeting, annual retreat, company outing or staff meeting, every get-together in a professional setting presents an opportunity to grow and develop.