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Katie Alberry
Director of Marketing, Hoo We Are, Inc.
www.katiealberry.com
www.krazykatieart.com
San Francisco, California, United States
Employee, Freelancer, Student, Looking for work
Member since: October 26, 2009
Director of Marketing, Hoo We Are, Inc.
www.katiealberry.com
www.krazykatieart.com
San Francisco, California, United States
Employee, Freelancer, Student, Looking for work
Member since: October 26, 2009
About Katie
Bio
Creative media outreach, social media coordinator, marketing extraordinaire, artist, new media designer, writer, tea lover, and the whole shebang.
Freelancer
Handle social media accounts and community at Femina Potens Art Gallery in San Francisco.
Working with Vator.tv on various community outreach projects.
Freelance: website mock-ups (no coding at this time), illustration, icons, design
| Freelance keyword | Social Media Coordinator |
Education
| 2010 - 2011 San Francisco State University , BS , Visual Communications Design |
| 2007 - 2009 Academy of Art University , BA , New Media |
| 2009 - 2010 City College of San Francisco , BS , Transition-switching schools/majors |
Katie's connections (12)
| Bambi Francisco Roizen | CEO and Founder, Vator, Inc. |
| Craig J. Stadler | CEO, find that file |
| Alex Mermod | CEO, Calinda Software |
| Eric Rice | President, Boom Media Inc |
| Julie Greenberg | Co-Founder, Jobnob, Inc. |
| Kevin Rivers | Founder/CEO, WaTunes |
| Robert Kiraz | Founder, CEO, Vokle Inc. |
| Spencer March | |
| Tobias Kemper | VP Nimbuzz USA, Nimbuzz - www.nimbuzz.com |
| Matt Bowman |
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Looking for more experience in social media, and marketing. Also always looking for any design jobs or editing.
| Job keyword | Marketing |
Katie's comments (2)
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Awesome list guys! I found this one on Mashable and while it isn't necessarily the 'biggest' social media story of 2009, I thought it was one of the most helpful for startup businesses. http://mashable.c...
on Top 10 biggest social media stories of 2009 (December 14, 2009)
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Arktan is an innovative startup that takes social media aggregation to the next level. Not only is the website presented in a very simplistic and elegant manner, it is also user friendly (aside from a few bugs here and there). The best part of the entire site is the acceptance of feedback from members of the Arktan community. If there is a bug or a suggestion, the Arktan team works to quickly resolve the issue. Benefits of Arktan for bloggers and social media gurus include: Aggregating content from multiple blogs/microblogs/etc into one website. The incoming feeds can then be sorted into specific channels. These different channels can then be shared with other people both on Arktan, and people that are not yet members. There are also ways to embed your Arktan channels on your website or blog. To put it all pretty simply, people see what you want them to see. No more, no less. Like I said before, it isn't without its' flaws, but for an early startup it is definitely on the right track and a force to be reckoned with. Give it a try and you won't be disappointed.
on Connecting your digital activity (October 26, 2009)
