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While I haven't officially worked in a marketing department yet, I had a hands on role in a clothing store where I helped with digital product launches. I edited photos, wrote descriptions, and helped upload them to the website in a way that reflected the store's branding and seasonal promotions. We made sure everything aligned with the ongoing sales and themes (like holidays and new arrivals). That taught me the basics of aligning multiple touchpoints, product visuals, copy and timing, which is the core of integrated marketing. It was a smaller scale but I really enjoyed being part of the process and seeing how customers reacted.

I stay updated on marketing trends by staying online, especially on platforms where Gen Z lives and breathes, like instagram, pinterest, and X (twitter). I regularly analyse how brands adapt their visuals, and tone to match what's trending. I also follow a mix of marketing newsletters, creators, and industry pages for insights into campaign strategies, timing, and audience psychology. Since I'm an artist, I naturally pay attention to design and storytelling trends too, which helps me spot what's visually clicking and what feels outdated. I'm constantly studying how brands create moments that actually resonate instead of just filling space.