Project Management

My Work Style

My teammates describe me as goal-driven, creative, and adaptable. I understand every content is different and stories are not one size fits all. Here are different ways I enjoy working and managing my time when there are multiple deadlines.

Editorial Calendar

I like to schedule my work using editorial calendars such as Trello, Asana, Google Calendar, Monday.com, Notion, HubSpot, and Microsoft Planner.

Depending on the team size and complexity of the project, I recommend different tools.

On the right is the Microsoft Planner I used during my time at ADP as the Tech Brand Content Developer. I use it during the weekly meetings to showcase the progress of my content and what's to come.

I find it helpful for my teammates to visualize the plans and collaborate on the calendar.

Tools: Trello, Asana, Google Calendar, Monday.com, Notion, HubSpot, and Microsoft Planner

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Analytical Mind

My work style is analytical and number-driven. I focus on data and evidence-based decision-making. I thrive on dissecting complex problems and using metrics to guide strategies and improvements.

I enjoy doing demos, making presentations, and public speaking.

Tools: Microsoft Excel, Canva, Adobe Creative Cloud

Highlights: storytelling with data, problem-solving, critical thinking, experiment and test

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"Amy excels in the digital strategy domain, where she brings a collaborative approach to creating compelling narratives and campaigns that resonate deeply with target audiences.

Her extensive experience in content marketing allows her to work closely with clients, developing strategies that not only align with their brand goals but also engage their audiences effectively."

Shanika Puckett, Marketing Manager at Kenvue