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Genevieve Harrison

Social Media Manager | Formerly at PlayStation and Microsoft | Amplifying Brand Engagement & Growth

Genevieve Harrison is a Social Media & Community Growth expert with 10 years of experience, specializing in amplifying brand voices and fostering thriving online communities.

She achieved a remarkable 700% follower growth for a Microsoft executive within eight months through innovative social media strategies and influencer marketing.

Genevieve has diverse industry experience including technology, entertainment, and cybersecurity, having worked at Microsoft, TiVo, and PlayStation.

She excels in influencer marketing, content creation, and leveraging advanced analytics for driving engagement and ROI.

Genevieve is proficient in data analysis, data-driven storytelling, community management, crisis communication, and viral campaigns.

Her core competencies include social media strategy, content creation, community engagement, analytics & reporting, influencer relations, and AI content creation.

She is also skilled in data visualization using Tableau and Power BI, as well as storytelling and editing.

Genevieve holds a background in History, Anthropology, and Legal Studies from various universities and colleges.

She has worked with notable organizations like Disney, Starbucks, Microsoft, TiVo, and PlayStation in roles such as Social Media Manager, Campaign Manager, and Social Media Marketing Manager.

Her additional attributes include project management skills, creative thinking, collaboration with data scientists, and quality assurance in content creation.

Genevieve is a graduate of San Francisco State University, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Palomar College, and has experience in various social media manager roles in organizations such as Seagate Technology, Xbox at Microsoft, Sharethrough, and OUYA, Inc.

Highlights

Aug 19 · linkedin

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Aug 13 · linkedin

It looks like Disney is joining the growing list of streaming services cracking down on password sharing, starting in September. This move isn’t too surprising given Netflix’s recent success with a similar strategy. Disney seems to be following suit, aiming to curb account sharing and increase revenue as content costs keep climbing.

This might frustrate some users who’ve enjoyed the flexibility of sharing accounts, but it’s also a sign of the times. Streaming platforms are under pressure to maintain profitability while continuing to produce high-quality content.

The real test will be whether this crackdown helps Disney retain loyal subscribers or pushes some to explore other options. As competition in the streaming world heats up, how companies balance profit with user experience will be critical.

What do you think? Is this a smart move by Disney, or are they risking alienating their customer base?

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Detroit Metropolitan Area