Jeff Goldblatt Email & Phone Number

San Antonio, Tx, Us

Everybody has a story. But can you tell yours and get people to listen? Jeff Goldblatt launched Jeff's Journeys to get you noticed in a crowd, so that businesses are remembered by their customers, and non-profits embraced by their donors. (www.jeffsjourneys.com) We create transformational content, with an emphasis on creating digital and video marketing strategies to grow brands and protect reputations. Clients include one of the largest affordable housing development and preservation non-profits nationwide, Foundation Housing; S&P 500 Index Member and leading aggregate building supplier, Martin Marietta; and San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg who became the first candidate to defeat an incumbent Mayor in San Antonio in 20 years. There are many success stories for Jeff's Journeys. We like to highlight our work with San Antonio-based home heath care provider, Pride PHC, which we helped to transform its business model to embrace the digital age. After 6 months of robust content creation to create brand awareness for Pride, we launched a digital advertising campaign to drive leads, which included an overhaul of the company's webpage, www.pridehhc.com. Before working with Jeff's Journeys, Pride was difficult to find in URL searches on the internet. Now, with the help of a strong SEO strategy and content marketing campaign, Pride is now frequently a Top-5 searchable brand for its industry in South Texas.

San Antonio, Tx, Us

*Spearheaded strategy and deployment of $750,000 annual marketing budget during $100M campus transformation of San Antonio’s largest museum while leading team responsible for marketing, messaging, branding, communications, social media and media relations.* Revised social media strategy with new campaign featuring robust video testimonials. Social media experienced growth of 15% (YTY) for Facebook and 16% (YTY) for Twitter.* Created Free Tuesdays marketing campaign which achieved robust attendance growth. Reframed 30-year old brand as #FreeKnowledge #FreeTuesday. Campaign experienced 27% attendance growth (YTY).* Developed strategy and creative campaign with Kona Ice San Antonio to promote Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed and drive attendance.* Secured $425,000 for Witte in earned media from Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed during 4-month run of the exhibition.

San Antonio, Texas, Us

*Anchored 5, 6 and 10 p.m. newscasts in America's 7th most populated city*Managed staff of 15 reporters and 3 producers for station’s three, highest-rated newscasts, leading team to Emmy Award for best newscast of year*Created statewide campaign to honor the deathbed wish of an Army Specialist. #MarrowForMoreno added nearly 1,000 new names to the national bone marrow registry over the course of two weeks*Won Regional Emmy Award for Anchor of Newscast of the Year in 2013 and 1st Place Texas AP Broadcasters Award for Online Content

*Coordinated communications strategy for 200 acre, multi-phased, not-for-profit start-up to build the first museum honoring America's 22 million veterans*Recruited key stakeholders to the mission including National Veterans Museum Chairman of the Board, retired 4-Star General James T. Conway: 34th Commandant of the US Marine Corps*Secured earned media placement across Chicago by creating communications portfolio for investors, and messaging and branding for project website

*Anchored the station’s highest-rated newscast at 9PM with additional responsibilities of investigative reporting and interviews with key newsmakers*Won 2 Regional Emmy Awards: investigative reporting and hard news reporting

New York , Us

*Worked as national correspondent with high-profile assignments including Hurricane Katrina from its landfall through its aftermath, 9/11 reporting from Shanksville and New York City as well as landing first network TV interview with President Barack Obama as a U.S. Senate candidate.*Reported overseas on the War on Terror from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq, and covered the 2006 Israel-Hezbollah War from the front lines of the battle*My favorite stories often came from my willingness to fly right into danger just when everyone else was flying out. Hurricane Katrina. Afghanistan. Iraq. Bush v. Gore and the Presidential Election in 2000. I have learned if you don't take risks, you miss the stories that matter most—like how people struggled to clean up New Orleans, or New York City rising from the ashes with resilience after 9/11, or how violence rocked the Middle East as missiles flew overhead in Israel, all of which I saw and reported first hand.

-Assignments included White House, Capitol Hill, Supreme Court and federal government.

Richmond, Va, Us