Agency Experience
Agency Experience
Yes, thanks to Moxie Media, I have agency experience. At times, it feels like you need the words that big to stand out to recruiters. In all seriousness, this infamous buzzword is more than just the “right” answer to a checkbox or radio button.
For agencies like Moxie, the creative is always the final product, versus in-house marketing where writers get to heavily focus and hone their skills for a single brand.
As a new writer, working between brands and mediums was a great way to quickly hone my skills—like a full-body workout versus a single, brutal leg day. Both have their upsides.
Email Drip Campaign
This email drip campaign was unique in many ways: it was for a client who hired us to write content for one of their clients. A “client-ception,” of sorts. This project was a lot of fun thanks to its high-energy brand voice.
eBook
This eBook for our client, Dr. Jossart, gave clients considering weight loss surgery all the information they needed: who’s a good candidate, what the different types of surgery are, and how to maintain weight loss.
According to LinkedIn users, agency experience is important because:
"It's (hopefully) indicative of experience with deadlines, pressure, and the ability to understand a creative brief."
— David James of Pixels Etcetera
"The biggest difference between an agency versus in-house? The creative product is the final product for the business.
— Charles Plummer, director of graphic design at Allen Communications