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5 Things I Learned During My Marketing Internship
As my final week as a marketing intern/social media coordinator at College Hill comes to an end, I'd like to share some things that I've learned to help future interns get the most out of their internships. But before I do so, I'd like to share a quick trip down memory lane of the last five months that I've been at this remarkable company.
College Life During A Pandemic
As we all know, the holidays are right around the corner. This means that students will be headed home (if they aren't already) to spend time with friends and family. One thing that I have always enjoyed about the holidays is that it gives us time to reflect and see how the year has treated us. Well, you are in for one because this year, especially this fall semester, has been one bumpy ride.
5 Things I Learned as a Virtual Rho Gamma
It is no secret that Greek Life plays an important role in bringing students to Washington State University. At WSU, Panhellenic's formal recruitment is a long, but rewarding, seven-day process. Potential new members (PNMs) have the opportunity throughout this process to meet and get to know all 14 Panhellenic sororities through four distinct rounds. As the week goes on, we help women find their home in a chapter that best fits their values and goals.
3 reasons why your business needs a virtual pop-up shop
Businesses everywhere sell customized merchandise that allow their customers, fans and supporters to spread brand awareness out in the world. It's a win-win for any business when your customers show their support financially by purchasing a product that promotes you. In a sense, branded merchandise pays for itself twice.
That being said, with physical doors shuttered around the globe and limitations on space and entry in locations that have reopened, grabbing a tee from your favorite bar isn't as feasible at the moment.
Enter the virtual pop-up shop. It's a way for your customers and community to support you and keep your brand at the forefront, even while they may not be able to show their love in-person. The best part is that, with virtual pop-up shops, you don't need to pre-purchase a stock of merchandise, waiting for it to be purchased. We create what you sell.
That's right.
When we build a virtual pop-up shop for your business, it acts as an online retail presence for your brand, for a limited time. We work with you to choose the merchandise, design and timeframe, create a custom link for your business or organization, then you spread the word. Once your virtual pop-up closes, we tally up the orders and that's how many pieces we make. We can send them all to you or we can take care of the rest, individually shipping orders out to all your adoring fans. Learn more about the process here.
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GUEST BLOGGER: HAYLEE GECAS, COLLEGE HILL MARKETING INTERN + STUDENT AT WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY, PULLMAN, WA
10 Things to Do in Pullman During Spring Break
GUEST BLOGGER: HAYLEE GECAS, COLLEGE HILL MARKETING INTERN + STUDENT AT WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY, PULLMAN, WA
MEET OUR FALL 2019 INFLUENCERS
Our brand rep program allows us to work with inspiring college students and leaders, recent graduates and young professionals all over the nation as we help them grow in learning about sales and networking. We also work with a handful of extraordinary young women that are current college students and social media mavens - they help us spread the word about our design services and product offerings on their campus.
Cheers to the Graduate
The first of six release events for our second annual batch of beer-for-a-cause took place on Thursday, August 22 at Flatstick Pub in Seattle's South Lake Union neighborhood - an area our Seattle branch calls home. Four more are coming up this week, all leading up to #CFS: Cougar Football Saturday, the kick-off game of the WSU Cougars football season.
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