Emotive hires Phoebe Cook as social distribution manager
Creative and content agency Emotive has hired Phoebe Cook as a social distribution manager.
Cook will be responsible for Emotive’s social performance and ensuring the creative output is “tailored to channel”, “constantly optimised” and “engagement time is maximised”.
Cook joins the agency after spending nine months contracted as a social media specialist
Emotive has hired Cook in the newly-created role which aims to solidify Emotive’s new brand positioning: “Social to Scale”.
The agency launched its new brand identity and positioning in December, with the aim of expanding its offering to become a full-service creative agency, producing content, ads and experiences.
“I am pumped to join the team at Emotive, I have watched on fondly over the years and have been impressed with their end to end offering and track record of producing fearless creative, and most importantly finding the right audience,” Cook said in a statement. “The opportunity to join the team, work with great clients via a creative process that adapts to the marketing landscape, was too good to pass up.”
Cook joins the agency after spending nine months on a part time contract as Surfers Paradise Alliance’s social media specialist.
Prior to her nine month stint, Cook spent four years at Optus as as a digital marketing executive and content and social marketing manager.
Jamie Crick, head of distribution and analysis, added: “We are really excited to have Phoebe join the distribution team. Our investment in our proprietary brand resonance dashboard has been a game changer for the business, and I know Phoebe’s expertise will only add to this product and process.”
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Ahhhh, the irony.
A ‘Disruption Manager’. Disruption, by definition, can’t be managed.
So good luck with tailored, optimised and maximised engagement content.
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I noticed you initially reported this position as “Social Disruption Manager” and thought that was an incredibly “fearless” job title when everyone is so concerned about the impact of social media on society. Talk about a Freudian slip! I’m glad it turns out that this company isn’t quite so glib about disrupting society..
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Hi I Am Ronny,
The mistake was on our part and Phoebe’s title has been corrected.
Our apologies for the error.
Regards,
Paul Wallbank
Phoebe was a client previously and heard great things. Congratulations.
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