Audrey Williams

Audrey Williams

Online Marketing

I spent three hours building a 12-hour Spotify playlist for a stranger because they didn’t know who PJ Morton was. I saw Michael five times in theaters, and I will drive out of my way to see a movie in real 70mm IMAX. Yes, I refill my tank every week.

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Business Services | Marketing

Online Marketing

Social Media Management

Content Creation

Brand Identity

Podcasting Production

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My best clients light up when explaining their work. Customers trust them in person, but their feeds flatten that expertise into stock graphics and occasional promotions. They want strangers online to feel the confidence their customers feel in the room.

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Engagement #3 - Scheduling

Social platforms often test a post with a small audience first, then expand reach when that audience responds quickly. That means timing matters. If a video goes live when fewer people scroll, it may miss the early engagement that helps it travel. This is why I schedule content a month in advance for every client I work with. An AV technician posted twelve short-form videos a week on TikTok, but he uploaded them whenever he remembered. I saw that the content had potential, but the random posting times kept killing its early momentum, so I moved his schedule to a consistent 5 PM posting window. His views tripled because the right audience finally saw the videos at the right time. I'm a great referral for an event planner whose phone alarm goes off twenty times whenever you're with him. He wants his clients to trust him to handle everything behind the scenes. Ask him what he does to relax when he comes home from a long shift.

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A client hired me to edit interviews he filmed at an audio convention for Audioholics, a website for audiophiles. I noticed he had less than 24 hours to turn each interview into content Audioholics could post. His day included filming, meeting people, and going to dinner after the convention. He would not have time or energy left to sort through footage or edit it himself.

Before I started, I asked what Audioholics needed from each interview. Did it need a short clip? Did it need a longer video? Did it need both? I also asked when he needed each version back and whether it needed captions. I considered those three formats. Because Audioholics needed content while the convention was happening, I prioritized the files he needed immediately. I asked him to label footage before sending it, kept him updated, and returned each captioned video in under four hours.

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InfoMinute Seminar 07/20/2026
Orientation Essentials 07/20/2026
7-Minute Presentation Workshop 07/20/2026

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