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O’Neill Communications is seeking a dynamic marketing and content coordinator who is a self-starter, curious, creative, and a team player. The firm has seen a massive growth in its content marketing work and seeking a self-motivated team member to support its projects and campaigns. The ideal candidate is motivated by the 5 Ws and is a passionate for storytelling across multiple mediums (video, social media, web, design, and more) and will work collaboratively with the creative team and other Read more:

O’Neill Communications is seeking a dynamic social media coordinator who is a self-starter, curious, creative, and a team player. The Social Media Content Coordinator will primarily be responsible for day-to-day coordination of specific Social Media Marketing campaigns and projects. As a member of the content team, the coordinator will need to be creative, well organized and have a keen eye for social media as a marketing service. The ideal candidate will be able to present a portfolio Read more:

O'Neill Communications has worked with the Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council since 2017. Based out of Columbus, Ohio, the statewide council works to "create change that improves independence, productivity and inclusion for people with developmental disabilities and their families in community life." One of the charges of the firm was to expand the awareness about the Council across the state among people with disabilities, their families and other stakholders. In 2020, when the the Read more:

In the digital era, it’s important to set your brand apart. While text based content is always going to be a fundamental part of marketing, utilizing strong visual content will increase growth and engagement. What difference do visuals make? According to The New York Times bestseller Brain Rules, by Dr. John Medina, you are six times more likely to remember information if visuals are attached. Here are four types of visual content that can boost your brand: Using original or stock Read more:

A good story has the ability to make you think, make you feel and eventually, lets you make a decision. But, today’s world is being driven by “likes”, “retweets” and content limited to 140 characters. Even with those limitations, content remains the key to getting the attention you, your brand and your company deserve. Content is another word for storytelling. Stories attract and retain attention because they tell us about moments, ideas and movements in a creative, subliminal way. Many Read more: