We’re Hiring a Social Media Coordinator
Position: Social Media Marketing Account Coordinator NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! To apply, email hello@whatworksstudio.com with a cover letter, resume, and links to a personal website and/or LinkedIn profile. What Works Studio, a purpose-driven digital marketing and communications agency headquartered in Baltimore, is seeking a full time Social Media Marketing Account Coordinator with agency experience and a positive, solutions-oriented attitude. The Social Media Marketing Account Coordinator supports the account director to ensure all content and social media initiatives are effectively managed for clients. This person is responsible for maintaining the organic social calendar, and creating and scheduling posts across multiple channels. The Social Media
The Dastardly Dilemma Hindering Enterprise Digital Marketing Success and How To Fix It
After peering into the inner workings of digital marketing operations across various industries over the years, it’s clear to me that one dastardly dilemma is plaguing the workflows and hindering the success of fine upstanding enterprise digital marketing professionals who show up and give their all each and every day across America. The scourge of which I speak, ladies and gentlemen, is the silo-fication of digital marketing platforms and the gatekeepers who either wittingly or unwittingly (oftentimes unwittingly—bless their heart) hinder the success of marketers who want nothing more than to engage, convert, and accurately quantify their results in an
New Podcast is up with Kurt Schmoke, Former Mayor of Baltimore and President of UB
Check out our latest podcast episode for our client Enoch Pratt Free Library. Former Mayor Kurt Schmoke discusses his past leading Baltimore, his present as the President of the University of Baltimore, and his hopes for the future of the city.
What Works CEO on Keynote Panel about Branding Baltimore
Communicator Summit Keynote Panel: Branding Baltimore from Activism and Festivals to Hashtags with Erricka Bridgeford, Greg Tucker, Brooke Allen, moderated by Joanne Sullivan. The brand we all know as Baltimore is as complex as it is charming. It takes a cross-section of our quirky city to define who we are, so during this panel we’ll introduce you to some of the creative minds who are behind shaping the city’s story and share how we as communicators can help spread the word.
Podcast produced by What Works named “Best Conversation” by Baltimore Magazine in Best Of Issue 2019
We are honored to see that the Free to Bmore Podcast we produce for our client, Enoch Pratt Free Library, has been named "Best Conversation" in Baltimore magazine's 2019 Best Of Awards.
Inside the Free to Bmore Campaign for Enoch Pratt Free Library
What Works Studio helps Enoch Pratt Free Library achieve record-breaking attendance at neighborhood branches with the development and implementation of the Free to Bmore Campaign that includes research, strategy, campaign identity, social media marketing, content development, video production, signage, merchandise design, event concept, mural design, and now podcast production.
Bold brand developed for Hopkins IP
What Works Studio developed a new brand and website for a recently launched intellectual property law firm, Hopkins IP. Founded by Julie Hopkins, the Hopkins IP distinct brand aesthetic is deeply rooted in the client’s personal taste in art and design as well as her experience with representing multiple companies in the fashion industry.
Free To Bmore Podcast Episode One Featuring Erricka Bridgeford, founder of Baltimore CeaseFire
The inaugural episode of the Free To Bmore Podcast features host Meghan McCorkel interviewing Erricka Bridgeford about Baltimore CeaseFire, a citywide initiative to reduce the murder rate in Baltimore through community outreach. They also discuss the launch of One Book Baltimore, an initiative to invite city residents to spark conversations after reading the same book, Dear Martin by Nic Stone. The Free To Bmore Podcast by the Enoch Pratt Free Library features conversations with leaders and innovators making a positive impact in Baltimore. Hosted by Meghan McCorkell. The Free To Bmore Podcast is produced by What Works Studio for the Enoch Pratt
Mr. Trash Wheel concept featured in CityLab
“A company called What Works Studio came in and said you guys need to photoshop some eyeballs on this device and give it a name and a Twitter account. And that’s how Mr. Trash Wheel was born.” - Adam Lindquist, Director of Healthy Harbor Initiative, Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore.
Light City puts Baltimore on the map as NYT’s 52 Places to Go in 2018
New York Times recently cited Light City as a reason that Baltimore was chosen as one of 52 places in the world to go this year.