As a member of the Auburn Apparel Merchandising and Design Association (AMDA), I helped to organize and promote an event aimed at increasing student involvement and awareness of the organization. This required working with several cross-functional teams, including the event planning team, which coordinated logistics such as venue booking, setup, and scheduling. Marketing team: Developed promotional materials, including flyers, Instagram posts, and email campaigns. Finance team: Managed the budget to ensure marketing expenses stayed within limits. I collaborated closely with these groups to ensure the marketing aligned with the event’s goals. For example, by working with the event team, I highlighted key experiences students would gain, while the finance team’s input helped us choose cost-effective digital promotions. The result was a 40% increase in attendance compared to previous events, higher engagement on social media, and stronger visibility for AMDA across campus. The success came from clear communication and leveraging each team’s strengths to achieve a shared marketing goal.

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First, I look into how clear the message is. Ask myself if the main topic or purpose is clear from the start

Then, I look at the structure and flow if the transitions are smooth.

Is the engagement and delivery of the host's tone and if they are engaging or not

Then I will listen for if the information being presented is accurate, well-researched, and relevant.

Making sure the recording levels are consistent, background noise is not distracting.

Seeing if the content being presented is matching what the audience wants.

I also look for the orginality and creativity of the podcast and if there is a fresh persepective.

As well as seeing if the audience is being kept engaged the whole time and if I am engaged.