Brandon Boehme
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About
As a recent graduate, I am currently open to both freelance and agency/in-house opportunities.
I specialize in brand marketing, copy writing, and social research. I believe that modern advertising is social communication; a relationship between brands and entire societies. From crafting buyer personas to harnessing digital platforms, this new digital age of marketing demands strategies that are far more intimate, for a larger (yet more specific) reach than traditional methods will allow. I also believe that we, as marketers and advertisers, still have miles to go before we have perfected the digital landscape. It is an exciting, technologically beautiful time to be a writer.
Outside of writing and research, I have unrequited passions with world cinema, guerrilla advertising, and gourmet tacos. -
Education
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B.S. Marketing / English / SociologoyUniversity of North Texas2011 - 2016Studying marketing principles, ethics, management, strategy and analysis, as well as English editing and analytic sociology. Elected to study existentialism, television production, and creative design.
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B.A. EnglishTexas Christian University2010 - 2011Studied aesthetics under the talented Richard Allen, as well as studying microeconomics and communications. Elected to study photography and creative design.
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Experience
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Marketing Coordination InternLewisville, TXSep 2015 - May 2016 (8 months)I was initially hired to assist the branding and acquisitions process as Caliber kicked their nationwide growth up another few notches, and I soon found myself completing industry research and working with our creative agency to edit our advertising materials.
This was my also first experience with a Keurig, which was just another in a long list of life-changing experiences I had with Caliber. -
MarketerDenton, TXOct 2014 - Aug 2015 (10 months)From behind mountains of paper leads, I occasionally emerged victorious. My job was to call timeshare owners, pitch them an upgrade or two, and then lead them into a scheduled sales call. While not quite as glamorous as "Boiler Room" made it out to be, telemarketing was a great way to learn a variety of sales tactics.
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Elsewhere on the Web
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On Coroflot@bcboehme, member since 2015
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