Androvett Legal Media & Marketing, a full-service agency providing public relations, marketing, advertising and digital expertise to the legal community and a range of other businesses, welcomes Ashley Smith to the firm’s Dallas office as Digital Project Manager.
Ashley brings a strategic and personal approach that our clients will appreciate,” says Bria Burk, the company’s Director of Digital Marketing. “Her position will enhance our data analysis and digital operation.”
In her new post, Ms. Smith helps connect clients with audiences through search engine optimization, pay-per-click advertising and social media tools.
She has managed digital marketing projects for prominent educational institutions and collaborated with diverse fashion brands, giving her a nuanced understanding of digital strategies tailored to different industries and client needs.
“As our company continues to expand, Ashley’s addition underscores our commitment to bolstering our digital capabilities,” said firm founder Mike Androvett. “Her skill set will undoubtedly propel our clients’ technological advancement.”
Ms. Smith earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Texas Tech University.
“Ashley’s experience and approach to digital marketing are great additions to our team,” says Zack McKamie, Androvett’s Vice President of Marketing. “We’re thrilled to have her onboard as we continue to expand digital marketing offerings for our clients.”
In addition to traditional PR, litigation-related communications, crisis communications and marketing, Androvett offers a wide range of tools for an evolving digital, web and social media communications world for law firms, attorneys and other businesses.
Androvett’s full-service marketing and public relations agency has unparalleled experience serving the communications needs of businesses and organizations across the U.S. Now in its 29th year, Androvett has offices in San Antonio, Dallas, Houston and Austin. For a listing of agency services, visit androvett.com.
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