-: Marketing, there are a lot of terms and tactics
and different ways to do things
but at the end of the day,
you need to understand what your audience wants.
And how they want you to say it.
And so I think that communication and psychology,
my degrees have allowed me to succeed in marketing.
Because I'm understanding
that back end of it is really just people.
But also, get involved.
So outside of your studies.
Connect with people on campus.
Work in various different offices on campus.
They will be your
biggest advocates when you graduate.
If you don't get involved on campus,
get involved with something else.
Find some sort of outlet
to grow your skills and learn more.
Because once you have that thing,
that you're passionate about
and you find that you like
then it's just gonna snowball
and it'll continue to open doors for you.
So, don't be afraid to put yourself out there
and try something new, or really take
that step of that extra commitment, outside of your studies.
Because that's what's gonna get you a job
and ultimately, potentially be happy in a career.
So social media is a huge part of marketing,
and video also is just continued to increase in importance.
And employers in different companies soon,
are going to learn the importance of each of those.
And so, if you can even just do social media,
and be active in your own personal accounts,
then employers will be able to see that connection,
or shoot video on your own
because then they'll be able to see
that and they'll see that they'll be able to teach
you some more refined traits.
But as long as you're being active
and it's a professional and engaging
way that you're being active
then I would say that's the best practice
is just to practice on your own.