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Brianna Smith

  • Demand Generation Director, Cohere Health
  • Contributor, Freelance
St. Louis
As seen in: LinkedIn, Nature, Wiley, Wiley Online Library, MDPI, SAGE Publishing, Bored Panda, BioRxiv, Social Media Today, KXAN-TV (Austin, TX) and
Covers:  advertising, website design, linkedin, search engine optimization, seo, social, branding, twitter, brand, marketing, social media, facebook marketing
Speaker, @Protenus Director of #DigitalMarketing & #DemandGeneration, Blogger, @UMSLbusiness Adjunct Marketing Professor, Executive Director of @gomdmc

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Hispanic Heritage Month: Meet three Hispanic members of the CWRU community

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By Brianna Smith
| case.edu
From sharing Peruvian folk dance to providing quality care to patients of various backgrounds, individuals of Hispanic and Latine heritage are engaged with countless facets of Case Western Reserve University. In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, which takes place annually from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, we’re highlighting the experiences of three Hispanic and Latine members of the CWRU community.
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How to create B2B content that buyers keep using

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By Brianna Miller, Brianna Smith
| MarTech Verified
Get traffic data and keyword intel on competitors instantly. AI is changing the economics of B2B content. Teams can produce more, faster, which shifts the content challenge from capacity to judgment: Which resources deserve the time, expertise, and ongoing investment to remain valuable? For years, one of content marketing’s biggest challenges was keeping up. There were always more topics to cover, campaigns to support, and questions to answer than most teams had the time or resources to address.
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Meet a fourth-year student leveling up his academic experience

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By Brianna Smith
| case.edu
Rhyder Swen arrived at Case Western Reserve University with plans to study computer science and electrical engineering while pursuing minors in mathematics and computer gaming. What he didn’t expect was that he would later add several more areas of study: computer engineering, systems and control engineering, Japanese, data science and a dean’s-approved program. Changing electrical engineering from a second major to a minor, Swen began wondering how many other interests he could pursue.
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