Big goals need more than good content.

We bring strategy, creative thinking, and social expertise to turn your goals into a clear plan.

SOCIAL HAS A JOB TO DO

Being present isn’t the same as being effective.

Your social channels should do more than stay active. They should build audiences, create connection, support campaigns, drive attendance, and spark action. Whatever ‘success’ is to you, social media can help you get there.

We start by defining what social needs to accomplish, then build the strategy and content around it.


Our Process

Let’s talk.

Book a discovery call so we can learn about your goals, audience, challenges, and where you want to go.

We build the right approach.

You’ll receive a tailored proposal outlining the scope, strategy, and support we recommend to get you there.

Then we get to work.

Once we’re aligned, we build the strategy and bring it to life through content, campaigns, and ongoing social support.

FAQs

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About Us

Hi, I’m Heather, Founder and Lead Strategist at Wild Media Co.

For years, I’ve helped organizations, brands, and creators turn social media into something people actually want to engage with. My experience spans cultural institutions, public spaces, festivals, lifestyle brands, and creator-led communities. All very different audiences with one thing in common: you have to give people a reason to care.

That thinking is at the heart of Wild Media Co. We start with the audience, build the strategy around what will move them, and turn that into content and campaigns that create connection, growth, and action.

I’m a strategist, but I’m also a creator. Outside of client work, I’ve built engaged audiences across multiple platforms and communities, and today I share my own take on fashion, DIY, creativity, and everyday life. Being on both sides of social — building for brands and building audiences firsthand — keeps my approach grounded in how people actually behave online, not just how marketers think they do.

Outside of that, I’m usually thrifting something I probably don’t need, starting an overly ambitious DIY, hunting down a great glass of wine, or finding an excuse to be outside.

My superpower? Understanding what makes people care — and turning that insight into something they want to be part of.