Social Media Marketing Intern with Mango Languages

From September to December 2019, I worked as the Social Media Marketing Intern with Mango Languages. I planned and wrote social content while maintaining Mango’s new brand voice and tone.

About Mango

Mango Languages is an award-winning language learning resource for individuals and organizations around the world. The program uses proven language-acquisition methodology to teach 70+ languages with features for casual learners, corporate learners, and K12 students.

Writing and Planning Content

Mango has social accounts on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Linkedin. I wrote organic/paid social posts, copyedited and wrote original pieces for the Mango Blog, developed a social marketing strategy, and reported social analytics and ad campaign performance.

Writing Samples

I wrote and edited several pieces for the Mango Blog. A list of all my pieces can be found on my author page.

Featured

Start the Conversation in Potawatomi

The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi approached Mango Languages to create this course together. To announce the new course, I wrote this blog piece all about the first chapter. This course will have an everlasting impact on the revitalization of this endangered language, so I’m honored to have been part of this project!

Why Preserve Endangered and Indigenous Languages?

I copyedited this piece by Jill Peck, a linguist with Mango. 2019 was the Year of Indigenous Languages (IYIL), designated by the United Nations. On United Nations Day, the anniversary of the organization’s formation, we created a piece all about the IYIL initiative, and how Mango fits into it.

Hygge: the Art of Coziness

This winter, Mango Languages launched a cozy-themed social media campaign. In addition to brainstorming social posts, I wrote a blog about a Scandinavian tradition-turned-global trend called hygge.

Five Captivating Cities to Study Abroad

One of my first blog pitches, this piece highlights the benefits of studying new languages while travelling abroad. At first, it was planned around a student-themed social media holiday, but we revised it to post for the new year.