Ryan Shattuck Email & Phone Number

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Oakland, Ca, Us

* Developed Dictionary.com’s social and video strategy, and created social media content that earned over 344 million total impressions during my time there.* Built the Threads social audience for Dictionary.com from scratch to over 150,000 followers.* Helped launch Dictionary.com’s merch store, resulting in a consistent revenue stream.* Ideated and organized ‘Dictionary Week,’ which was then pitched to sponsors and partners.* Created social posts that went viral and were covered by national publications, including Business Insider, CBS News, CNN, HuffPost, Mashable, NBC News, New York Daily News, Newsweek, The Independent, USA Today, Vice, and Yahoo News, among others.

Oakland, Ca, Us

Chicago, Il, Us

* Managed all social media content published to The Onion, ClickHole and their respective sub-verticals, resulting in 9.6 billion total impressions.* Maintained a vast and complex social and digital media content calendar, while also closely monitoring cultural trends and topics and then promoted appropriate content.* Published the majority of the editorial and video content to site, and managed the daily newsletters.* Contributed to several special projects, including social marketing for The Onion’s book The Trump Leaks, The Onion’s Comedy and Arts Festival, and The Onion’s daily podcasts, and live-tweeted special events, such as the Superbowl and the Oscars.

Chicago, Il, Us

Cary, North Carolina, Us

* Served as the liaison between clients and their consumers, and represented clients’ voices by creating dynamic, engaging content for their social media channels.* Worked on brands in various industries, and created engaging content in a wide range of voices, including Club Carlson, Country Inn & Suites, Crest, FoodMaxx, Frito-Lay, Go Red for Women, Hallmark, Hyundai, Hope On Wheels, Lucky, Luvs Diapers, Nestle’s Damak, On The Border, Oral-B, Park Inn by Radisson, Park Plaza, Radisson, SaveMart, Softsoap, and Walgreens.* Was part of the core team recognized as the ‘2016 Social Agency of the Year’ by the Corporate Social Media Awards.

Cary, North Carolina, Us

Detroit, Mi, Us

* Managed the social media for Marygrove College, a Catholic liberal arts college in Detroit. After taking over Marygrove’ social media channels, their social media following and engagement rate grew more than 300%.

Salt Lake City, Ut, Us

I managed the social media for TaskEasy, a tech start-up located in Salt Lake City. Because TaskEasy was such a new company, I was responsible for building TaskEasy’s social media marketing from the ground up. Under my management, TaskEasy’s online presence grew substantially.

I was the Social Media Director for Gov. Gary Johnson's 2012 Presidential Election. I managed, edited, and ghostwrote all the content for Gov. Johnson's social media's channels, which was broadcast to hundreds of thousands of people.Gov. Johnson trended nationally on Twitter several times, due to a series of "Twitter bombs" that I and my team orchestrated. I also organized his AMA ("Ask Me Anything") sessions on Reddit, which resulted in Gov. Johnson's AMA becoming Reddit's top post: one of the most popular websites on the Internet. During my time as the National Social Media Director, Gov. Johnson's online presence doubled on nearly every social media platform. In fact, a Forbes article on Gov. Johnson's social media efforts at the time wrote "Gary Johnson’s social media audience is significant . . . his following [on Google+] even outpaces Mitt Romney’s."

Salt Lake City, Utah, Us

I worked at the Salt Lake City Public Library from 2006 to 2012. During my time at the Salt Lake City Public Library, I worked with a wide variety of the community, and also served on several committees. I also served on the Executive Board of L.E.O. (Library Employee Organization). L.E.O. was instrumental in the removal of a difficult Library Director, and served as advocate to the 300+ staff of the Salt Lake City Public Library.

I managed a team of writers, who wrote satirical news stories on local political issues. I was also responsible for managing the marketing and social media for the site.

Audio Vaudeville was a bi-weekly interview and sketch comedy podcast, which I co-wrote, co-produced, and co-hosted with Conor Bentley. Both Conor and I managed the marketing and the social media for the podcast. In addition to covering current affairs, social issues, and pop culture, Audio Vaudeville also interviewed many Salt Lake City luminaries, including the Salt Lake City Weekly's Bill Frost, actress and screenwriter Nancy Borgenicht, and legendary KUER host Steve Williams.

The QSaltLake is a gay and lesbian news and entertainment magazine based in Salt Lake City. I was a regular columnist for the magazine from 2007 to 2010. In 2008 I was named "Columnist of the Year" by readers of the QSaltLake.

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Edge Publications is an online gay news and opinion magazine. My syndicated column appeared in the cities of Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Fire Island, Ft. Lauderdale, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Orlando, Philadelphia, Providence, Provincetown, San Francisco and Washington DC, and ran from 2008 to 2011.

Politics Unlocked was a political website that covered both sides of the political spectrum. The topics and tone of my column were generally more serious in nature. I wrote a weekly column for Politics Unlocked from 2009 until the website shut down in December 2010.

The Regal Seagull was a satirical news website, which I founded in 2008. I managed a team of writers, who submitted stories on daily basis. I was also responsible for managing the social media for the site.

I wrote and edited satirical news stories pertaining to the 2008 presidential election.

I wrote blog posts pertaining to the 2008 presidential election.

I managed the Twitter account for Bob Springmeyer, the 2008 Democratic Utah Gubernatorial candidate.

The Daily Utah Chronicle is the college newspaper of the University of Utah. I wrote a weekly column about political and social issues for the paper from 2007-2008.

Los Angeles, Us

I was a guest columnist for The Advocate, the oldest and largest GLBT magazine in the United States, in 2007.

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Broadcast Communications