Sarah Crosby is a marketing professional from Western Kansas with a strong work ethic. Her core values are loyalty, respect, and fortitude. She has 5 years of experience as a retail store manager and is currently working towards a bachelor's degree in sports marketing and media. Her career goals are to become a marketing coordinator or director for an MLB team and eventually a sports agent. She believes her passion for sports, customer service skills, and ability to engage fans on social media will help her succeed in a sports marketing role.
Gentlemen's Club Marketing by Moving TargetsBrett Battle
We get it, your particular industry has some very unique marketing challenges that most marketing companies can’t overcome. Well they are not Moving Targets, we know the industry and deliver social media marketing for Gentleman’s clubs that brings in ideal patrons. Make your dancers and bartenders proud to be at your club.
We will convey a sophisticated, yet sensuous environment while always remaining within the guidelines of the social platforms. We’re all visual creatures and we will make your club look great. We will generate custom posts, ads, contests and videos each month. It keeps things fresh and makes your club outstanding.
Your clienteles’ newsfeed is virtually untapped potential and direct source of cash flow. Social advertising is now mandatory for any business striving for greater success. Organic reach no longer works. The recent Facebook changes leave small club owners no choice other than to invest in Facebook Ads to gain new customers and encourage greater spending.
If you're tired of seeing your marketing cost increase without seeing more customers dancing through your door, it's time to get some digital swagger from Moving Targets. We have industry experts on our team to create, design, run, measure and tweak your ads too. Even the ad spend, $100 a month, is included.
Gentlemen's Club Marketing by Moving TargetsBrett Battle
We get it, your particular industry has some very unique marketing challenges that most marketing companies can’t overcome. Well they are not Moving Targets, we know the industry and deliver social media marketing for Gentleman’s clubs that brings in ideal patrons. Make your dancers and bartenders proud to be at your club.
We will convey a sophisticated, yet sensuous environment while always remaining within the guidelines of the social platforms. We’re all visual creatures and we will make your club look great. We will generate custom posts, ads, contests and videos each month. It keeps things fresh and makes your club outstanding.
Your clienteles’ newsfeed is virtually untapped potential and direct source of cash flow. Social advertising is now mandatory for any business striving for greater success. Organic reach no longer works. The recent Facebook changes leave small club owners no choice other than to invest in Facebook Ads to gain new customers and encourage greater spending.
If you're tired of seeing your marketing cost increase without seeing more customers dancing through your door, it's time to get some digital swagger from Moving Targets. We have industry experts on our team to create, design, run, measure and tweak your ads too. Even the ad spend, $100 a month, is included.
How to promote your Gentlemen's Club using Facebook AdsBrett Battle
We get it, your particular industry has some very unique
marketing challenges that most marketing companies can’t
overcome. Many patrons desire a more anonymous
relationship with your business, while other potential
customers tend to shy away from the experience unless
they are marketed to effectively.
Social Media is a great way to not only engage your fans, but
more importantly, drive more customers into your club. Your
clienteles’ newsfeed is virtually untapped potential and direct
source of cash flow.
It’s critical you convey a sophisticated, yet sensuous
environment while always remaining within the guidelines of
the social platforms. We’re all visual creatures and we will make
your club look great. It keeps things fresh and makes your
club outstanding.
Social advertising is now mandatory for any business striving for
greater success. Organic reach no longer works. The recent
Facebook changes leave small club owners no choice other than to
invest in Facebook Ads to gain new customers and encourage greater spending. Through social media marketing strategy, you can
specifically target, measure and give you the peace of mind that you
can’t get through any other form of advertising.
The following examples highlight the great value your club can gain from Facebook advertising expertise.
Make your dancers and bartenders proud to be at your club.
5 Ways to Promote Your Gentlemen's ClubBrett Battle
Make your dancers and bartenders proud to be at your club. You may not have tons of cash to spend on marketing, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t effective ways to drive people to your gentleman’s club.
There’s no single, failsafe approach to marketing, so vary your tactics. Your customers may tune out after a while if you only use one marketing method. So, here’s 5 low-cost ways to promote your gentlemen’s club.
What is Brand, Design and PR and how do they work together? ThePhoenixPartnersUK
A presentation on brand and the importance it has to both SMEs and large corporate companies. Also how it works with other aspects of marketing including design and PR. How they all work together to increase engagement with your target audience and potential customers.
Pamela Muldoon, Next Stage Media Group, presented this Facebook Basics for Business presentation at the SCORE Minnesota Social Media Boot Camp II on Aug. 10, 2011.
2011 Pulse Tasmania: Marketing that produces profitJustin Tamsett
This session combines traditional theory of marketing and 20 years practical experience of marketing health clubs. You will learn the fears of joining a health club, what people want they join a health club and how to put this in your marketing pieces. The key is then to have consistency in your marketing, so that the consumer recognises your brand.
How to promote your Gentlemen's Club using Facebook AdsBrett Battle
We get it, your particular industry has some very unique
marketing challenges that most marketing companies can’t
overcome. Many patrons desire a more anonymous
relationship with your business, while other potential
customers tend to shy away from the experience unless
they are marketed to effectively.
Social Media is a great way to not only engage your fans, but
more importantly, drive more customers into your club. Your
clienteles’ newsfeed is virtually untapped potential and direct
source of cash flow.
It’s critical you convey a sophisticated, yet sensuous
environment while always remaining within the guidelines of
the social platforms. We’re all visual creatures and we will make
your club look great. It keeps things fresh and makes your
club outstanding.
Social advertising is now mandatory for any business striving for
greater success. Organic reach no longer works. The recent
Facebook changes leave small club owners no choice other than to
invest in Facebook Ads to gain new customers and encourage greater spending. Through social media marketing strategy, you can
specifically target, measure and give you the peace of mind that you
can’t get through any other form of advertising.
The following examples highlight the great value your club can gain from Facebook advertising expertise.
Make your dancers and bartenders proud to be at your club.
5 Ways to Promote Your Gentlemen's ClubBrett Battle
Make your dancers and bartenders proud to be at your club. You may not have tons of cash to spend on marketing, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t effective ways to drive people to your gentleman’s club.
There’s no single, failsafe approach to marketing, so vary your tactics. Your customers may tune out after a while if you only use one marketing method. So, here’s 5 low-cost ways to promote your gentlemen’s club.
What is Brand, Design and PR and how do they work together? ThePhoenixPartnersUK
A presentation on brand and the importance it has to both SMEs and large corporate companies. Also how it works with other aspects of marketing including design and PR. How they all work together to increase engagement with your target audience and potential customers.
Pamela Muldoon, Next Stage Media Group, presented this Facebook Basics for Business presentation at the SCORE Minnesota Social Media Boot Camp II on Aug. 10, 2011.
2011 Pulse Tasmania: Marketing that produces profitJustin Tamsett
This session combines traditional theory of marketing and 20 years practical experience of marketing health clubs. You will learn the fears of joining a health club, what people want they join a health club and how to put this in your marketing pieces. The key is then to have consistency in your marketing, so that the consumer recognises your brand.
My passion and enthusiasm allow me to transcend limitations, empowering me to bring new and exciting methodologies to any marketing team through my advanced knowledge of Social Media Marketing.
This is my brand portfolio and credentials for anyone looking for a brand marketer or strategist who can truly help your brand reach the heights it deserves. Ive help brand companies such as Stash House boutique, Mache Custom Kicks and Metro Diner. Ive also Invested in concert events with A list such as Trey Songz, Busta Rhymes and a slue of old school artists please take this time to read over my career portfolio.
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2. Who is Sarah Crosby?
Born and Raised in a small town in
Western Kansas
Core Values:
Loyalty
Respect
Fortitude
A strong work ethic has always been
instilled in me and continues to be the
reason I push hard everyday.
3. What industry do I want to work in?
Marketing Manager:
Plan, direct, coordinate marketing
policies & programs
Brand Manager
Business Development Director
Marketing Coordinator
I always approach anything
I do 110%
4. Target Audience:
Hiring Manager with Under Armor
Chief Marketing & Commercial Officer at MILB
Hiring Manager with the Oklahoma City Dodgers
5. Career Goals:
Short Term:
Continue to Network
Mid Term:
Gain as much knowledge as possible
to sharpen my skills
Become a Marketing Coordinator or Marketing
Director for a MLB team
Long Term:
Become a Sports Agent for MLB Clients
7. My Promise:
I want to use my passion for social
media and customer service to help
marketing professionals in
MLB Franchises engage with their fans in ways
that humanize the team’s
brand and help build lasting, profitable
relationships
8. Accomplishments:
Retail Store Manager with Lids
Sports Group for 5 years
On Air Radio Sportscaster
Working towards Bachelor’s Degree in Sports
Marketing & Media
9. Competition:
Matt Freeman
Full Sail University Student majoring in
Sports Marketing and Media
Natalee Hall
BA in Marketing at Kansas State University
Marketing Coordinator at K-Stateonline.com
10. Competition:
Why should you hire me over the competition?
I always put work first
I never back down from a challenge
I always give my best and nothing less
I bring a diverse amount of skills to the table
11. Things that set me apart:
I absolutely love sports especially
baseball and football
I love to laugh and make other people laugh
I am the type of person that would give you the
shirt off my back if you needed it
12. Networking and Marketing
Volunteer at the College World Series in Omaha
Volunteer at the Pro Bowl in Orlando
Join Sports Marketing Group to Network
13. Professional Development:
What do I plan on doing to help
me to continue to develop?
Develop a strong online presence
Continue to develop my online portfolio website
Take in as much information from my instructors
while at Full Sail University
14. Sarah Crosby
If you are in need a personable
sports oriented
marketing professional then I am
you next team member.
Professionalism is what I
bring to everything.