This article originally appeared in the Nov. 30 issue of Marketing as part of “Being Influential”.
Casie Stewart has been many things. She’s worked as a consultant, brand ambassador, spokesperson, copywriter and community manager. Until this autumn, she juggled freelance work as each along with sponsorship deals with brands like Canadian Club, LG and Cadbury seeking mentions on her life blog and social streams.
Then in September she made the jump into the agency world, accepting a position as director of social media at Community, a small Toronto-based agency that works on campaigns for clients like LiveNation, Heineken and Bacardi.
Stewart says she’ll maintain her social presence (which includes 14,000+ followers on Twitter) despite her new nine-to-five and is participating in upcoming influencer programs by Ted Baker London and Telus. At Community, Stewart is using her personal network of influencers and experience as a blogger to inform client work.
As a sought-after influencer, Stewart’s participated in dozens of social campaigns. These are four of the best. READ HERE.
@casiestewart @Marketing_Mag Also inspirational! I’d say you were successful in becoming your own brand! Congrats Casie!
RT @casiestewart: Rockstar don’t call themselves a rockstars, but in this case… @marketing_mag said I was influential. http://t.co/j70 …