Marketing, content & everything in between.
I'm Jaedon Mast — a marketing specialist, content creator, and photographer. A Penn State marketing graduate, brand ambassador, and founder of my own photography business. Just to name a few things going on in my life.
What I've made
- Penn State University
- Black Orchid Therapy
- Mast Solutions Inc.
- N1 Buying Group
- Ellicott & Co.
- Made Hoops
The toolkit
Data-Driven Marketing & Strategy
- SEO fundamentals (Semrush certified)
- Google Ads & Analytics (Skillshop certified)
- Meta Business Suite
- HubSpot · Mailchimp
- AI prompt engineering
Visual Storytelling & Engagement
- Social media management
- Video production and editing
- Content strategy
- Brand storytelling
Software & Web
- Adobe Creative Suite · Canva
- DaVinci Resolve
- Wix & WordPress development
- Google Workspace · Office 365
Photography & Videography
- Studio, portrait and sports photography
- Canon USA equipment
- Constant & strobe light photography
- Documentary and sports videography
Project Management
- Event operations & logistics
- Short film direction
- Client & vendor coordination
- Conflict resolution
The Pennsylvania State University
B.S. in Business Management and Marketing
Minor in Entrepreneurship
Honors College — GPA: 3.75
Born in East New York, Brooklyn, I've always been surrounded by creativity and different points of view. Seeing so much diversity and culture helped me understand that the journey is sometimes just as important as the end result. For me, my JOURNEY led me from one of the biggest cities in the world to the small rural city of Lancaster, PA.
Living in Lancaster showed me a world outside the city and introduced me to people with much different perspectives. I say all of this to show the abundance of perspective I've experienced at a young age. It allows me to approach every problem with a creative lens, knowing that there is a SOLUTION — it just might take a new perspective to figure it out.
The beautiful thing about marketing is that the field is ever-changing and there's not just one CORRECT way. I like to think of myself as a multi-purpose knife — depending on the situation, I can use my different skill sets to benefit the company.
Let's build something.
