Author Archives: Michael Owatunde

Social Media Content Creator (Video, Contractor) at Somos Digital

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Somos is a creative global digital marketing agency based in Shenzhen, Los Angeles, and Bangalore. Our clients include both new and established e-commerce brands expanding into the global market. We’re looking for a Social Media Content Creator that knows how to hook and convert an audience with viral, high-performance short-form video content. This person is […]

Social Media Manager at Koko TV

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Koko TV is looking for a passionate and creative Social Media Manager to join their team. As the Social Media Manager, you’ll be responsible for managing and delivering all social media and marketing activities across all of our social media platforms and software tools. In this highly visible role, a successful hire will “own” the […]

Become a Digital Marketing Expert in with these Certifications

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Becoming a digital marketing Professional in Nigeria…digital Have you wondered why some people are extremely good at what they do, while some others barely get by? You will agree with me that one of the major reasons most professionals get frustrated in their respective area of duties can be traced to limited knowledge and tools. […]

Content Marketing: Psychology of Colour

Web/Digital Marketing/Social Media Manager, UX UI Designer, Front End/Back end developer

Good design has become ubiquitous in our world, influencing everything from the websites we visit it to the content we read. Our brains are pre-wired to consume, process, and digest visual information more quickly. Design can improve virtually every experience because it provides simplicity and clarity in a world of distractions.

Career Advice for My Future Daughter – Increasing Women in Leadership

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It’s a fact. Representation of women in leadership is lagging, representation of women on boards is lacking, and our ability to close the pay gap is languishing — across nearly every industry, including marketing and advertising. This begs a question: How do we create opportunities to build women’s careers — and salaries — in our nation?