Brandon Boehme, Creative Writer, Brand Enthusiast in Denton, TX

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

B.S. Marketing / English / Sociologoy

University of North Texas

2011 - 2016

Studying marketing principles, ethics, management, strategy and analysis, as well as English editing and analytic sociology. Elected to study existentialism, television production, and creative design.
B.A. English

Texas Christian University

2010 - 2011

Studied aesthetics under the talented Richard Allen, as well as studying microeconomics and communications. Elected to study photography and creative design.

Experience

Marketing Coordination Intern

Caliber Collision, Inc

Lewisville, TX

Sep 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.
Marketer

Outfield Marketing, LLC

Denton, TX

Oct 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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