Partage d'expérience : Stage "Marketing Digital" - DJ Paragon
Une expérience très enrichissante qui a permis à Juliette, étudiante à l'école de communication EFAP, d'allier l'univers de la communication et du marketing, ainsi que sa passion pour la musique !
Guillaume Lujan, alias Paragon, lui a confié pendant ces 4 mois des missions de communication globales très variées afin de développer tous les supports nécessaires à sa promotion !
Des réseaux sociaux à l'organisation de son nouveau clip, Juliette a pu mettre en pratique tous les enseignements acquis au sein de sa formation en communication.
Découvrez le nouveau clip du DJ Paragon :
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