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Adreana Langston
Marketing that meets defined objectives. Content that creates desired engagement.
Adreana Langston is a dedicated professional seeking a position in communications, content creation, marketing, or similar roles within a dynamic industry.
With a background in digital graphic arts, mass communication, and Google Analytics, Adreana is equipped with the skills to excel in content creation, content marketing, and promotional partnerships.
Adreana has experience working in various marketing and content-related roles, from social media management to marketing consultancy and content strategy.
Her expertise includes contract negotiations, vendor management, personnel supervision, affiliate management, and developing effective marketing strategies.
Adreana's educational background includes certificates in Google Analytics, digital graphic arts, and a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication/Media Studies from the University of California, Berkeley.
She has held positions at reputable organizations such as the First Congregational Church of Long Beach, Capri Medical Group, and Women First Obgyn LLC, where she honed her skills in SEO, digital marketing, and content strategy.
Adreana Langston's career journey has equipped her with a diverse set of experiences that make her a valuable asset in roles related to communications, content creation, and marketing strategy.
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#SCAM #ALERT #ScamAlert Some scammer emailed the business manager at my place of employment pretending to be me. The scammer told the Biz Manager that the account info for direct deposit needed to be updated. Luckily the Biz Manager knew my proper email address. #tech #TechScam I told the Biz Manager to go ahead and answer the scam email asking for pertinent information: Name of Bank, Name on Account, Routing & Account #. If the scammer actually returns this information I plan to turn it over to the police when I file my report. I imagine the scammers are scraping #LinkedIn for the information on whom to target with this scam. It's a low quality scam anyway. Because to update the banking and routing number for direct deposit one needs to fill out and sign a form. I'm not sure how the scammer thought he/she was going to imitate my signature.
