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John Carle

Helping Creators Build Businesses and Keep Creating

John Carle is a freelance professional specializing in the creator economy. He is currently self-employed and has extensive experience in the digital space, focusing on understanding the needs of creators and businesses alike. His expertise includes influencer marketing, social media strategy, and content creation, which he has honed over several years in the industry.

Professional Background

  • Current Role: Freelance Services - Creator Economy
  • Previous Experience: Carle has held various positions, including a role at Studio71, where he served as Vice President of Strategy and Business Development. He has also worked in influencer representation and event management, demonstrating a diverse skill set within the marketing and entertainment sectors.134

Skills and Expertise

  • Influencer Marketing: Carle has significant experience in connecting brands with influencers to enhance marketing strategies.
  • Social Media Marketing: He utilizes social media platforms to promote content and engage audiences effectively.
  • Content Creation: As an occasional content creator himself, he understands the intricacies of producing engaging material that resonates with viewers.23

Carle's approach is characterized by a keen attention to detail and a commitment to fostering relationships within the creator community, making him a valuable asset in the evolving landscape of digital marketing and content creation.

Highlights

Aug 29 · linkedin

Oo its about to big a BUSY #LAComicCon for me. I'll drop a full schedule once they are announced but it is looking like I'll be involved in at least panels / events between Saturday and Sunday. Also, if you have talent who may want to attend, shoot me a DM.

Aug 13 · linkedin

While I am enjoying freelancing, I'd also be foolish not to take meetings for longer term opportunities. On Friday, I had what I'd describe as the best meeting that wouldn't lead directly to a job with the company I interviewed with. The company itself is doing some fantastic things and can definitely see it being successful but as we were talking through what the role would entail and what my actual responsibilities would it, it became clear to me that it wouldn't be a fit based on the path I see needed for my career continuing to grow and mature, especially based on where my biggest strengths in the creator industry are. So, taking a move that some would think would tank a call, I gave that feedback to the person I was interviewing with. There was a pause and then a "thank you". They appreciated my honesty and even though the call had been going well, the mutual respect between us jumped levels. We wrapped up the call shortly after both feeling positive about each other and the interaction. I wasn't going to push for a role that I'd be looking to jump from ASAP and they knew I wasn't just signing on for a check. Just something I wanted to share. #Interviews #OpentoWork #jobinterview

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Location

Los Angeles, California, United States