I wear many hats currently during my time at K & M, while I am running the social media page for them, which has taken the facebook page from only about 100 people to just shy of 700.  But I also became the face of the business using live streams to help educate people about drinks and show them simple ways to make them. Behind the scenes helping to run the people has allowed me to connect to muliple venders to help them bring their products into the state of New York, helping both them and us grow our businesses. I have also launched the company on both doordash and instacart, which while they were slow on the jump through adverstment and promotion has grown into a system gaining the business an additional 3500 dollars a week. I also have been the person behind the scenes who is making sure that all of the money from those additional programs are working as a profitable time for the store, and recycling the profit into better advertising campagins to grow those online programs.

https://www.facebook.com/KANDMDISCOUNTLIQUOR

I briefly helped out with a local HardCore band in the Rochester area called Cult Fiction. While I was running the social media, the big request of the band was for me to build relationships with other area bands to help the group secure opening slots. While my time with Cult Fiction was short, I made an impact with enough bands and built those relationships to a point where they had consistent work and the band was able to fund their first album off the shows they were playing. Those business connections were successful and the band still uses them to this day when they are booking shows.

https://www.instagram.com/cult.fiction.music/

I worked as a Twitch Mod for the Streamer  SortaMaliciousGaming, which involved me not only making sure that his streams went smooth. But I was also tasked with clipping funny moments, making sure the stream recording were moved into the Youtube Channel for archival sake, making and editing memes for social media,  along with running his discord of over 1500 people. I would add in a series of checks to make sure people agreed to the rules of the server before they were allowed access to the main channels. This helped not only to cut down on spam links but also kept the server full of people who wanted to be there. I also was in charge of coding bots for the Discord server where I they would send welcome messages and keep the community up to date with all of the events happening. 

The account no longer exists but heres the Twitch Stats of the account

https://twitchtracker.com/sortamaliciousgaming

I ran and for a brief time grew a Youtube Channel during my High School years, During this time I was able to achieve a higher bit of success using the time in which my videos would be uploaded to my advantage. I spent a large amount of time researching who my target demographic was and when they were most likely to use Youtube. At the peak I had around two thousand subs, while the channel has decayed over time as I moved away from being a Youtuber on this account, videos continue to get views years later from the hashtags and the Youtube search Algorithm.

 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5EQG2L1YCUuVnOVMR58tiA