Ja`Tavian Internship journey

The Road begins

This is the first post on my new blog. I begin my internship on May 20th . I am working at Atlanta Shirt company this summer and some of my task are helping with adverting and work on new ways to expand the business

For the week of June 1st through the 7th i was able to attend a marketing meeting and learn new ways to help with adverting a product .Some of the things that i learned was how social media rose to the top and was able to be as dominant as it is .

For the week of June 20th through the 27th I have been working on adding new things to the ig pages .As of right now i am currently working improving Instagram pages to add more designs

For the 2nd week of July I was able to attend another seminar that talked about the correct way to distribute a product .This was something that helped a lot and i was able to be giving plenty of different types of new and fun ways to do so

For my 3rd week of July some of the things that i am working on currently are still improving certain things on Facebook and Instagram pages .

Coming into my closing weeks i am still learning new ways about the marketing side of social media .

For my last week of of the internship some of the things that i have done was get together some photos for the future .Some of these photos will be used to help in the future with the company.

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The Road begins

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