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Engagement - WHO CARES TEST

This post is from my blog 'The Forest Through The Trees'.Everyone throws campaigns out into the market and hopes to god that their target audience will love it, involve themselves deeply and then share it to their nearest and dearest.And as has been noted by many posts recently, there have been heaps of social digital campaigns created in the last 12 months in Australia.Many of them never really reaching critical mass, and from the…See More
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Digital Account Manager
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M&C Saatchi/Mark
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Working for Mark, a digital & direct communications agency part of the M&C Saatchi Group.
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With a Commerce marketing degree under my belt and an incomplete Law degree shelved indefinitely, I have unleashed a passsion for problem solving and idea generation on marketing accounts.

I started in Sweden, with an internship at a B2B agency. I later moved to a client-side role with White Arkitekter, planning market entry strategies into Poland and the UK.

A year in Sweden was enough to satisfy my need for dry crispbread and meatballs - so I returned home to Melbourne.

After entering the Futurebrand Talent Awards with 'Best Strategy Entry' and meeting the crew at The Taboo Group, I joined the team working across projects for NAB, Cadbury & C.U.B.

Once my passion for digital had taken over, I made a move to be part of the amazing team at Mark - a digital, direct & data driven advertising agency.

All this has provided experiences across BTL projects and fuelled a passion for interaction planning, on- and offline.

Outside of marketing, I have developed some important life skills which include parallel parking, Singstar and bargain hunting.

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Marek Wolski

Engagement - WHO CARES TEST

This post is from my blog 'The Forest Through The Trees'.





Everyone throws campaigns out into the market and hopes to god that their target audience will love it, involve themselves deeply and then share it to their nearest and dearest.



And as has been noted by many posts recently, there have been heaps of social digital campaigns created in the last 12… Continue

Posted on January 4, 2010 at 8:59am

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At 10:35am on April 15, 2010, Julianna ClaytonJulianna Clayton said…
Hi MarekWolski
No more job, no more bills, no more stress. Yeah I am not kidding. Money has always had me strapped. Last month I found this site on one of my friends profiles. http://lilurl.org/mq610l So far I have made 1759 and getting better, as I learn more.

See what you think. Cheers.

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