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Content Strategist / Copywriter

Amanda Rodhe

Content Strategist / Copywriter

Amanda’s non-traditional career path informs her approach to content strategy and copywriting. Working in the performing arts, hospitality, and financial services industries before landing in marketing means she’s gotten up close and personal with all sorts of organizations and individuals.

This diversity of experience shapes everything from her conversations with clients to her writing philosophy. Amanda leans on her analytical thinking, honed in the corporate world, to craft solid strategies that house strong creative work. She puts on her hospitality hat to help her understand and articulate how her client serves their audience. And she uses her acting skills to “get into character” as the brand she’s working with, adapting to their voice and tone with ease.

Recent Perspectives by Amanda

Staying consistent across digital marketing assets

Staying consistent across digital marketing assets

How big is your organization’s digital marketing presence? If you’re like most modern companies, you don’t just have a website. You’re present on at least one social channel; you may have…

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Is it time to rethink your subscription model?

Is it time to rethink your subscription model?

For a long time, brands went hard on subscriptions. It started with the obvious stuff, like subscriptions to digital publications. But somewhere in the 2000s, it went wild. There was a subscription…

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Marketing lessons from the CDC’s COVID messaging

Marketing lessons from the CDC’s COVID messaging

COVID is arguably the greatest public health crisis of the past century. And for an organization like the CDC, an event of this magnitude doesn’t just require tremendous work on the…

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What to bring to in-person events in 2022

What to bring to in-person events in 2022

After many months of COVID spikes and related uncertainty, folks are now consistently moving ahead with in-person events. But the world is a different place today than it was in…

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Where brands go wrong on social justice messaging

Where brands go wrong on social justice messaging

I once had a debate with a friend about Beyoncé and feminism. My buddy felt that Queen Bey was not a “real feminist” because, while she talked a good game, her brand still catered to the…

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A return to organic social media

A return to organic social media

Remember those nascent days of social media? Back in the early aughts, you needed a college email address to join Facebook. Fans were tickled when a celebrity acknowledged them on…

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Does your brand live up to its DEI messaging?

Does your brand live up to its DEI messaging?

Diversity, equity, and inclusion have become a huge business talking point. The #MeToo movement, Black Lives Matter, and anti-LGBTQ+ legislation–among other things–have brought to…

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A primer on first-party and third-party data

A primer on first-party and third-party data

The foundations of modern digital marketing are built upon a mountain of data. Marketers use data to understand and segment customers, direct ad spend, and hone messaging…

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Marketing lessons from Clubhouse’s boom and bust

Marketing lessons from Clubhouse’s boom and bust

Historians help us derive lessons from the past. While we may not always heed them, it’s a smart way to learn. Unlike historical time–with its epochs and eras–in digital marketing, we don’t…

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Will these marketing trends ever take off?

Will these marketing trends ever take off?

We’ve all read those click-baity articles about “marketing trends you need to know about right now.” But it seems whenever I’m reeled in by one such article, I find myself on a page touting…

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