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Managed and scheduled social media content using Buffer for a fashion brand, House of Tanaya. This post highlights a product-focused content strategy with a well-crafted caption and relevant hashtags to enhance reach and engagement. Demonstrated skills in content planning, caption writing, and visual presentation to maintain brand consistency and improve audience interaction.
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