Social Media Design: How to Stand Out Online

Pitching Your Own Ideas

A course by Jennifer Hayashi , Multi-Disciplinary Designer and Art Director

80% positive reviews (20)

918 students

Audio: English, Spanish

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About the video: Pitching Your Own Ideas

Overview

“I will talk about easy ways to pitch your playbook and your own ideas to the client. ”

In this video lesson Jennifer Hayashi addresses the topic: Pitching Your Own Ideas , which is part of the Domestika online course: Social Media Design: How to Stand Out Online. Develop a digital toolkit featuring everything from color schemes to typography to help you build your brand and make your mark on social media.

Partial transcription of the video

“ Pitching Your Own Ideas In this lesson, we'll talk about easy ways to pitch a playbook and your ideas to your client. I'll share some hints and tips to form your ideas and get your designs in front of existing and potential clients. When it comes to the pitch process, this can be a very difficult part of a designer or creative's life. It's my favourite part of the process because the possibilities are endless. When I pitch an idea to the client, I like to first look at what the problem is. What am I trying to solve? A good tip is to look at what the client is doing currently and find a qu...”

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Course summary for: Social Media Design: How to Stand Out Online

Level: Beginner
80% positive reviews (20)
918 students
4 units
13 lessons (1h 36m)
1 download

Category
Design
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Content Marketing, Digital Marketing, Mobile Marketing, Social Media, Social Media Design, Storytelling

Jennifer Hayashi

A course by Jennifer Hayashi

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Multi-Disciplinary Designer and Art Director

Jennifer Hayashi is a multidisciplinary designer and art director from Glasgow, Scotland. Growing up, she was passionate about computer games and went on to study computer arts at the University of Abertay, where she was given the opportunity to live in Japan for a year. There she practiced design and illustration and showed her work at exhibits including Takashi Murakami’s Geisei in Tokyo. She later became a junior designer in a web and design agency before moving to London.

Currently, Jennifer is an associate design director at We Are Social, alongside working on freelance creative projects for clients. She has worked with brands including Adobe, Refinery 29, Unilever, Netflix UK, MAC Cosmetics, and Samsung, and provided design direction on social content for Lidl, Audi, and Westfield.