After working with the Merchandising team semi-exclusively I was asked to expand my work to the whole company. I began working with other managers and department heads to help them clean up, streamline, and automate their current reports as well as develop, design and maintain new reports and dashboards. I do all of this primarily through Google Looker Studio and have created over 400 reports and dashboards for both internal use and client reporting. I have also been working with our IT team to get our data into Google BigQuery so that we can automate the rest of our reports and have a single source of truth. This has greatly improved my SQL skills as I connect our user data to our sales and Google Analytics data and fulfill requests from stakeholders.

Starting off in sales was a great way to learn about the company and all of the products offered, but I enjoyed tracking and forecasting my sales more than making them. That led me to my next position in the company as the data analyst. Since no one was already designated to that position I was able to make it my own and work with the merchandising team to decide what I should focus on. I have been learning and growing within the position and have even started a course on the Python coding language and the Google Data Analytics Certification.

SelectBlinds is all about the customer experience. We have some of the best quality products in the industry at the best prices, but that's nothing compared to our amazing customer service team taking care of all of our customer's needs.

AgencyIQ is a boutique strategic marketing agency that builds brands and businesses through sports, entertainment and technology. We "shine the light" on our client's talents and brand attributes and help them achieve their dreams and take their business to the next level. Headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona we have a global presence and reach.

Google's Ad Grant Program offers nonprofits $10,000 per month in AdWords advertising, but there are still thousands of nonprofits not taking advantage of this. Our goal is to provide information to these nonprofits regarding the grant and to partner with a select few in managing their AdWords accounts.

My primary role is managing and optimizing display media within several DSPs and exchanges. The transition from a startup like Integrate to a well established company like Goodway Group definitely took some time to get used to. There are several processes and proven methods in place that I had to learn when joining the team and it was almost like relearning my entire role. My previous experience within the systems helped a lot and, after a few months, it became second nature.

As a Digital Media Buyer I bought media in many different buying systems including AppNexus, TheTradeDesk, Tapit!, Pocketmath, MediaMath, 50onRed, TrafficVance, Advertising.com, OpenX, Nami Media, LiveIntent, AdRoll, Yahoo Gemini, Google AdWords, Gmail Sponsored Promotions and more. I've learned which systems are best to use for certain clients and campaigns depending on the needs of the clients and the capabilities of each system. Once the campaign is up and running, I'm able to optimize it and help reach the client's goals.I learned how effective pivot tables and macros are when compiling reports for many different clients in multiple systems. After teaching myself these skills, I shared them with the rest of my team to enhance their workflow and make it easier to see where optimizations need to be made.

Once Integrate was more established and we were hiring on more staff, I took on the full time role as the Corporate Trainer. I was in charge of training all new hires to Integrate, training a staff of over 150 employees on new technology roll-outs, and training new clients to use the technology on their own. As my role developed and Integrate continued to grow, I traveled all across the country to train current clients and demo the product to new and prospective clients.

With the guidance of our CEO, I helped build and shape the company that is now Integrate. Myself and four others brought what we knew about the advertising industry as a whole and developed a plan to make one system fit for all of your advertising needs that is easy to use and safe from fraud. We all started out wearing many different hats to cover all of the roles needed and built out departments beneath us once the idea took off and turned into a very successful company.

This was my introduction into the advertising space and more specifically the affiliate marketing space. Since no one else at the company knew about this space, I had to learn everything on my own. After looking up the definition of affiliate marketing on Wikipedia, I got to work and started looking for a tracking technology to use and clients to call. We were able to grow this side of the business and make it very profitable, but we soon learned that we needed our own technology with fraud prevention in order to retain clients and bring on more direct clients.