Kristin Nelson Email & Phone Number

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, United States

In my role as managing editor, I oversee the newsroom to make sure everything is running smoothly and that we are covering the news stories that matter in our community. My role has various aspects on a daily basis, including reading through reporter scripts, looking over newscasts, helping gather content for newscasts, confirming news stories, and working with local public information officers and people in the community to get confirmation and information for our stories we are running in our newscasts. I also work with reporters on their stories to ensure that we're getting each side and that questions are being answered for our viewers. In my role, I also look at the days ahead, ensure we are covering important meetings, court cases, and events, and assign those stories to our reporters. This can involve confirming certain events are taking place, putting in media requests and shuffling schedules to make sure our newsroom is covered.The news management team and I also look over data provided by our corporate team and put together strategies to make sure we are covering the stories and places that matter to people in our communities.

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, United States

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Charlotte, North Carolina Area

I created digital strategies for clients which include optimizing the content on a client's website and creating social media marketing campaigns to drive potential customers to a client's business.I also incorporated Google AdWords, Bing Ads, Facebook Ads into those content marketing strategies to showcase a client on multiple platforms. I have become Google AdWords certified in order to keep up with the latest trends that is being used in this critical platform.

Charlotte, Nc

I helped to manage a team of digital content producers while writing and producing copy for wsoctv.com. My responsibilities include promoting the content of the day on a variety of social media platforms in order to generate interest among viewers in the Charlotte market and create digital strategies for major events in order to drive viewers to the website and be a valuable source of information.I also use programs such as Adobe Analytics to research trends in the market and determine what kind of content drives viewers to the website and the newscasts. I also put together social media tracking reports by using programs such Shareablee and Crowdtangle to analyze how anchors and reporters can improve their social media presence. I also implement SEO practices in order to drive more digital traffic to wsoctv.com.

Charlotte, Nc

The life of a TV producer is busy, busy, busy!I produce a daily newscast under a strict deadline at the top TV station in Charlotte. My job requires me to manage a team of reporters, photographers, editors and assignment editors to deliver the news of the day. As a producer, I work with local businesses throughout the Charlotte community and other regions to help develop content to put into the newscast. The main part of my job is write copy for the newscast, which requires me to breakdown complex stories and deliver those stories to an audience in a very simple manner so that it comes across well on television.All of that has to be done in a 9 hour day and in the end, no matter what, the show will go on the air whether you're ready or not!

Charlotte, Nc

The club’s number one goal is to build a scholarship fund to help send a Charlotte-area student to Auburn University. I began my position in early 2014, when the club started from scratch. Since I took on my position, I have created and maintained the club’s social media accounts which has helped to grow the Charlotte Auburn Club to 200 plus members. I also send out emails on a weekly basis to inform members of events, news about the club and get members to donate to the Charlotte Auburn Club Scholarship fund. My job also requires me to create, organize and lead events to bring Auburn University alumni and fans in the Queen City.This work helped us raise nearly $8,000 for our scholarship fund in 2014. Also within our first year, we’ve been recognized as “The Club To Watch” by Auburn’s National Alumni Association.

Atlanta, Ga

This intern job wasn't like any of the ones you see on TV. I was out in the field gathering information for a highly-competitive TV station in a top 10 market.Each week I was assigned to shadow every part of the news department. I worked with producers, reporters, photographers, editors and assignment desk editors to see what it takes to put on a newscast.At the end of my internship, I put together three stories that I had written and edited on my own for a pass/fail grade. My work was recognized and my stories were passed along to the different department to watch.