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Workshops
Social media workshops offer a project-based learning day dedicated to hands-on social media training, audience development and content creation. Company partners learn how to create, manage and measure social media to show the value of the company (and its entities) to prospective and current customers, funders and partners.
Social Audit
A social media audit offers an in-depth analysis of your site’s presence across the various social networks and a strategy for ways to improve it. We will work with your organization to outline an overall approach to optimizing online conversations and social media engagement.
Social Media
Our social media management services offer a comprehensive solution to elevate your brand’s online presence, engage your target audience, and drive tangible results. We’ll handle day-to-day tasks like posting, monitoring, and engaging with your audience, so you can focus on running your business.
Latest News
Three Years Strong: Strategic Peacock and Junction FC Build Momentum Together
Strategic Peacock was proud to continue its partnership with Junction FC, one of the newest clubs in the WPSL, for a third consecutive season. Through social media strategy, content creation, and game day marketing support, Strategic Peacock helped amplify the team’s story and connect fans with the players, moments, and milestones that defined the season.
The Missing Link in Digital Media Research? Your Social Media Manager.
If digital media research seeks to understand how communication works in contemporary society, then the people responsible for creating, managing, and evaluating that communication deserve a place in the conversation—not simply as subjects of study, but as partners in producing knowledge.
Creativity Through Compliance: Reframing the Rules
As I enter the third and final year of the MFA in Design for Responsible Innovation (DRI) program in the School of Art and Design at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, my research is taking shape around a central question: How can compliance become a catalyst for creativity rather than a constraint on it?