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Darragh McGinley
Social Media Manager at Indeed.com
Darragh McGinley is a professional with a diverse background in business, arts management, and social media.
He holds a Master of Business Administration with a GPA of 3.59 from Urbana University and studied Business and Arts Management at Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology.
His career spans across various roles including Social Media Manager at Indeed.com, Digital & Social Media Manager at the Football Association of Ireland, Content Manager at BeanBagSports, and Domestic Marketing Executive at Leinster Rugby.
Darragh has also worked as an MBA Student at Urbana University, in Event Management at Giraffe The Agency, and had an Internship at Kanchi.
With his expertise in social media, marketing, and event management, Darragh McGinley is a well-rounded professional with a strong educational foundation and practical experience in the field.
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With almost 300,000 students receiving their A Level results this week in the UK, it was amazing to partner directly with TikTok for Careers Week to provide as much expert advice as possible to graduates starting their working life.
Everyone deserves top-tier career insights and practical tips to reach their professional goals so our two organic broadcasts on TikTok LIVE featuring career experts Lauren Spearman, Leonard Sekyonda, Aydan Al-Saad & Henry Nelson-Case aimed to do just that.
With more than 170,000 people tuning in and tens of thousands of engagements received we hope the tips will help graduates now and in the future with their career journey.
A huge effort from the full team and a massive thanks to all involved! #CareersWeek
Duolingo are one of the best in the business on organic social. Why?
Yesterday they released their quarterly earnings report and in the CEO’s shareholder letter one of the first things he discussed was their social-first marketing strategy. One key point jumped out at me that has generated outsized returns.
‘We don’t sell directly in our campaigns, you’ve never seen a ‘try Duolingo’ button on any of our social posts.’
The key point: Keep people on the platform.
