Can a Digital Media Specialist Drive Meaningful Change in a Job?
How do you qualify an idea with life? Well, for this Boulder Colorado based Ad Age Small Agency of the Year there are some tangible litmus tests; does the idea evoke emotion? Does it create affinity and ultimately change behavior? If it doesn’t then it’s back to the drawing board. Ultimately we value and strive to create ideas that make a real difference for brands, businesses and the world around us. At Sterling Rice Group (SRG), as the Digital Media Specialist, you will have the opportunity to work with some of the world’s leading brands including Pepsi, Heinz, Nestle, Starbucks, Kellogg’s, Kashi, Taco Bell and many more. The impact of SRG’s work is seen and felt around the world every day: on the bottom line, at shareholder meetings, in late-night talk show monologues, and university lecture halls. It’s the kind of work that gets noticed, inspires action, and creates impact. But you need to be great at online media planning and buying and have a working knowledge of basic “media math” and negotiation tools, including but not limited to CPM/CPA/CPC modeling, ROI forecasting, cost negotiation, and budgeting. The Digital world should be a natural place where you have achieved success…
What’s the Programmatic Hype about Start Up HYPR
Looking for a job is very competitive. If you are only applying to jobs online you will encounter substantial competition. At MediaJobs.com our objective is to make it as easy as possible to find a job at a great company and with the least amount of competition. At MediaJobs.com we have established our mission of Finding the Great Companies First. In keeping with our mission we have created this interview series with some of the newest startups in the New York City market area. We encourage you to learn about some of the newest companies and think about what might be a good fit for you. What is the name and location of your company and who are the founders? The company’s name is HYPR and we are located at 250 Greenwich st, Manhattan, NYC (7TH World Trade Center). The founders are Gil Eyal (CEO) and Guy Tamir (CTO). How did the idea for your start-up come about? After doing over 100 deals with celebrities and social influencers while working at Mobli, our founder, Gil Eyal, decided to do something about the biggest challenge he faced when dealing in the space. Every other form of advertising was supported by data…
Sports Media 101 takes your sports obsessions to whole new Start Up levels.
Looking for a job is very competitive. If you are only applying to jobs online you will encounter substantial competition. At MediaJobs.com our objective is to make it as easy as possible to find a job at a great company and with the least amount of competition. At MediaJobs.com we have established our mission of Finding the Great Companies First. In keeping with our mission we have created this interview series with some of the newest startups in the New York City market area. We encourage you to learn about some of the newest companies and think about what might be a good fit for you. What is the name and location of your company and who are the founders? Sports Media 101 Inc located in NY, NY was founded by Dan Benton and Pieter Van Iperen. How did the idea for your start-up come about? Dan and I had worked together on Sports Media 101’s predecessor Giants 101. We saw first-hand how fans had stopped following general sports journalism and were craving specialized deep team and sport knowledge from a journalist who was also a fan. We saw the opportunity to take the neutrality out of sports articles and…
Start Up Predictable.ly wants to tell you your Future Content!
Looking for a job is very competitive. If you are only applying to jobs online you will encounter substantial competition. At MediaJobs.com our objective is to make it as easy as possible to find a job at a great company and with the least amount of competition. At MediaJobs.com we have established our mission of Finding the Great Companies First. In keeping with our mission we have created this interview series with some of the newest startups in the New York City market area. We encourage you to learn about some of the newest companies and think about what might be a good fit for you. What is the name and location of your company and who are the founders? Predictable.ly New York Founders consist of experienced founders of previous companies and advanced experts in machine learning and prediction. Yao Huang, Jeff Neu, Amy Vernon, Jan Cerny How did the idea for your start-up come about? The Hatchery works with industries and corporations to build startups out of problems. It was presented by the publishing industry as a core problem to solve. So we started with customers and built the solution. Of the key people involved what is everyone’s experience and background? Publishing, technology,…
Section II – a Start Up Streaming Network is the HBO for Lesbians.
Looking for a job is very competitive. If you are only applying to jobs online you will encounter substantial competition. At MediaJobs.com our objective is to make it as easy as possible to find a job at a great company and with the least amount of competition. At MediaJobs.com we have established our mission of Finding the Great Companies First. In keeping with our mission we have created this interview series with some of the newest startups in the New York City market area. We encourage you to learn about some of the newest companies and think about what might be a good fit for you. What is the name and location of your company and who are the founders? Section II is based in Brooklyn, New York. There are core team members in San Francisco and Los Angeles as well. Allie Esslinger is the Founder, and she has a team of very talented developers, producers, and sales staff working with her to get the platform launched officially. How did the idea for your start-up come about? I grew up in Alabama in the 80’s and 90s, where I didn’t have a lot of access to the world around me–…
