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Social Media Manager

Managed and scaled social media operations for immy, later transitioning into a creative management role while continuing to advise other brands through freelance social strategy and guidance.

immy|Meta & tiktok|Podcast Content|2023-Present
Tools: Sprout · Instagram · TikTok
Skills: Social Media Management · Audience Strategy · Cross-Functional Collaboration
01.

Context

immy’s social presence evolved quickly—from founder-led posting to a growing, multi-role operation. What started as hands-on management needed to scale into a system that could support consistent publishing, community engagement, launches, podcast scheduling, and special events without losing brand voice or momentum.

At the same time, I began offering freelance social guidance to other brands looking to build structure around their social presence.

02.

Strategy

As immy grew it was necessary to grow out in house social team:

  • Ran social directly for immy during its growth phase
  • Helped hire and structure a small team, including a community manager and a dedicated social manager
  • Transitioned into a creative management role, overseeing strategy, tone, and execution
  • Built shared calendaring and workflows using Sprout Social to manage posting, podcast content, shoots, and special events
  • Ensured social remained aligned with broader brand, retail, and marketing initiatives
03.

Belief

Social doesn’t scale through more content — it scales through better systems.

Clear ownership, strong planning, and shared tools allow teams to move faster without sacrificing quality or brand integrity.

04.

Impact

This approach resulted in:

  • A more consistent and organized social presence
  • Clear role definition across content, community, and strategy
  • Improved planning around launches, podcasts, and live moments
  • A scalable social framework that supported ongoing growth


Social evolved from a task to an operating system.

01.

Context

immy’s social presence evolved quickly—from founder-led posting to a growing, multi-role operation. What started as hands-on management needed to scale into a system that could support consistent publishing, community engagement, launches, podcast scheduling, and special events without losing brand voice or momentum.

At the same time, I began offering freelance social guidance to other brands looking to build structure around their social presence.

02.

Strategy

As immy grew it was necessary to grow out in house social team:

  • Ran social directly for immy during its growth phase
  • Helped hire and structure a small team, including a community manager and a dedicated social manager
  • Transitioned into a creative management role, overseeing strategy, tone, and execution
  • Built shared calendaring and workflows using Sprout Social to manage posting, podcast content, shoots, and special events
  • Ensured social remained aligned with broader brand, retail, and marketing initiatives
03.

Belief

Social doesn’t scale through more content — it scales through better systems.

Clear ownership, strong planning, and shared tools allow teams to move faster without sacrificing quality or brand integrity.

04.

Impact

This approach resulted in:

  • A more consistent and organized social presence
  • Clear role definition across content, community, and strategy
  • Improved planning around launches, podcasts, and live moments
  • A scalable social framework that supported ongoing growth


Social evolved from a task to an operating system.

01.

Context

immy’s social presence evolved quickly—from founder-led posting to a growing, multi-role operation. What started as hands-on management needed to scale into a system that could support consistent publishing, community engagement, launches, podcast scheduling, and special events without losing brand voice or momentum.

At the same time, I began offering freelance social guidance to other brands looking to build structure around their social presence.

02.

Strategy

As immy grew it was necessary to grow out in house social team:

  • Ran social directly for immy during its growth phase
  • Helped hire and structure a small team, including a community manager and a dedicated social manager
  • Transitioned into a creative management role, overseeing strategy, tone, and execution
  • Built shared calendaring and workflows using Sprout Social to manage posting, podcast content, shoots, and special events
  • Ensured social remained aligned with broader brand, retail, and marketing initiatives
03.

Belief

Social doesn’t scale through more content — it scales through better systems.

Clear ownership, strong planning, and shared tools allow teams to move faster without sacrificing quality or brand integrity.

04.

Impact

This approach resulted in:

  • A more consistent and organized social presence
  • Clear role definition across content, community, and strategy
  • Improved planning around launches, podcasts, and live moments
  • A scalable social framework that supported ongoing growth


Social evolved from a task to an operating system.

Canva was the one tool that made cross-functional work actually work.

It gave our team a shared creative language — allowing social, community, and marketing to move quickly without bottlenecks. Alongside that, I developed a clear process for taking content from inspiration to execution: capturing ideas, translating them into on-brand templates, and enabling the team to produce consistently without starting from scratch every time.