Career Paths: Media Strategy for Advertising & Marketing
Jonathan Perez of Disney Ad Sales discusses the evolving world of media strategy with host Brett Howroyd. He highlights the need for adaptability, communication skills, and technological awareness in optimizing ad placements across digital and traditional platforms. This episode offers practical advice for those interested in media strategy careers.
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Key takeaways
Media strategists connect brand intent and audience across digital and traditional channels.
Jonathan Perez emphasizes the importance of analytical skills and staying current with trends.
Career in media strategy requires strong communication and adaptability to evolving platforms.
In this episode of The Apple One Podcast Career Paths series, host Brett Howroyd chats with Jonathan Perez, Disney Ad Sales' Director of Category Strategy, about navigating the ever-changing world of media strategy. With 17 years in the industry, Jonathan shares how ad placements have evolved—from traditional platforms like TV and radio to today's digital and streaming powerhouses.
Jonathan pulls back the curtain on the behind-the-scenes work of media strategists. These experts ensure brands connect with their audiences by optimizing ad placements across diverse platforms. He breaks down how client marketing teams, ad agencies, and media sales groups like Disney Ad Sales collaborate to shape the broader advertising landscape.
Jonathan also shares practical advice for anyone eyeing a career in this fast-paced field. Skills like analytical thinking, strong communication, and proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint are essential. He also underscores the need for adaptability and a commitment to staying current with tech trends and shifting consumer habits. Curious about what it takes to thrive in media strategy? Don't miss this insightful episode.
Skills like analytical thinking, strong communication, and proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint are essential.
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