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Hey, I’m

Alyssa Whalen

Content Creator / Photographer / Digital Marketer

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    About Me

    Over the last 3 years, I have grown my skills and knowledge in digital marketing, focusing on social media. I currently work as the Marketing Coordinator and Social Media Manager for Chicago Title National Commercial Service.

    Every day I get to use my skills to develop professional content including signature email marketing, flyers, social media posts and videos, copywriting, social media campaigns, business cards, signature blocks, and anything else my reps request!

    In my free time, I run a faceless instagram account which gained 4,000 followers in 4 months in organic reach. Although that passion project has been on the back burner while I focus on my career and family, I am extremely proud of the work I have done and plan to continue the account in the near future. I've been slowly building up content and restricting my strategy to start posting consistently again.

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    I graduated from Brigham Young University-Idaho with an AA in Business Management and a BS Degree in Communication with an Emphasis in Digital and Social Media Marketing in April of 2023.

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    In 2023 completed an internship with an e-commerce company, Ultrashelf, where I helped with their copywriting, social media posts on various platforms, and created a 5 weak campaign to help their customer service department flow better as they grow and gain increasing messages. I also suggested a website build-out for FAQs to give customers all the information upfront so Customer Support could focus more on one-off questions and not repetitive questions that could be easily answered on the website.

     

    I'm passionate about mental health education and accessibility. Working for the BYU-I Mental Health Counseling Center at their front desk, as their Social Media Manager, and volunteering on their Student Council for 2 years, I learned how important marketing is to help bring access and education to those who have not had the opportunity to receive those services and to end the stigma around speaking openly about mental health.

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