Writing. Analytics. Design. success in the space

From interning at a library to rising through an agency, I’ve had the opportunity to work on many forms of communication. Here’s a sampling of my work. 

If you’d like more examples, please send me an email at garnett.amber@gmail.com. 

Writing

Four Benefits of Using Google Data Studio for PR and Digital Marketing

Reporting doesn’t have to be a daunting or intimidating task. With the help of tools like Data Studio and their many benefits, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a reporting master.

Written for Stratacomm Viewpoints

This blog post was featured in Google’s November 2019 Data Studio update email.

Four Benefits of Using Social Media Listening Tools

Are you taking advantage of all that social media has to offer when it comes to maximizing your campaign? Utilizing social media tools properly can enhance marketing strategy on social, amplify your campaign and help you understand your audience over time.

Written for Stratacomm Viewpoints

Social Media Writing for the Holidays: Pandemic Edition

In a year where the holidays looked and felt different, there was no stopping them from coming. As a brand or client looked to create social media content around the holidays in 2020, I gave some tips to sound authentic and still get the engagement desired.
 

Written for Stratacomm Viewpoints

Four Fall Tips for Social Content Creation

Check out these four relatively traditional social media tips, injected with some (pumpkin) spice, to help you find inspiration in creating your autumn content calendars.

Written for Stratacomm Viewpoints

Importance of Infrastructure from a Millennial Perspective

The message of this 2019’s Infrastructure Week was directly relevant to millennials: “America’s future will be shaped by the infrastructure choices we make today.” With Washington, D.C. and Detroit, MI Stratacomm offices, millennial perspectives on infrastructure differ by location.

Written for Stratacomm Viewpoints

From Class to Clients: Grad School Lessons for PR

Communications is not a field that requires an advanced degree, but I found more than a few ways furthering your education is beneficial to day-to-day PR work. Through time management, collaborative work and writing, read how grad school can complement your career.

Written for Stratacomm Viewpoints

Design

Websites

Learning basic HTML and CSS in college gave me the skills to jump into website projects, allowing me to create sites from the ground up through WordPress and improve existing sites with content inventories and design changes. 

I designed this site myself and have assisted on several other site builds. 

Social Media Graphics

While developing social content throughout all of my professional positions, I’ve created graphics to accompany the messages within the post using InDesign, Photoshop and Canva. 

Flyers, Digital Displays & Other Collateral

In my professional and volunteer positions I’ve been tasked to create many kinds of visual collateral. From stickers for an animal shelter to displays for the library, I’m always prepared to use design principals and my creative eye to give you the materials you need.

Analytics & Reporting

Analysis and reporting is essential for any successful communications campaign or engagement. I have honed my skills in telling a story with data gathered through organic social, paid media, website performance and more. 

From written explanations to Google Data Studio visualizations, I find creative ways to display success and recommend improvements for the future.