Mahmoud Abdelmoem

Art directors are responsible for the visual style and images in magazines, newspapers, product packaging, and movie and television productions. They create the overall design and direct others who develop artwork or layouts.

Duties
Art directors typically do the following:

Determine how best to represent a concept visually
Determine which photographs, art, or other design elements to use
Develop the overall look or style of a publication, an advertising campaign, or a theater, television, or film set
Manage graphic designers, set and exhibit designers, or other design staff
Review and approve designs, artwork, photography, and graphics developed by other staff members
Talk to clients to develop an artistic approach and style
Coordinate activities with other artistic and creative departments
Develop detailed budgets and timelines
Present designs to clients for approval

Design brochures, logos, adverts, posters, Banner, flyer, Calendar, Booklets, Boxes, Paper Bags, Packaging, Catalogs, Envelops, Die cutting Folders, Invitation Cards, Letter Heads, Menu Cards, Magazine Design, Roll up Design, t-shirt printing etc..

Preparing and building a digital marketing strategy.

Manage all digital marketing channels such as (websites, blogs, emails, and social networks)

Measuring ROI and KPIs and preparing advertising budgets.

Develop advertising campaigns to reach target customers and achieve a high level of interaction.

Supervising the institution’s accounts on social networks.

Managing and optimizing content on websites, taking into account search engine optimization and website data analysis.

Follow up on sales performance and provide the best solutions to increase the percentage of sales of the organization.

Collaborate with production, design and sales managers to increase customer satisfaction and present a suitable strategy.

Motivate the digital marketing team to achieve goals.

Monitor competition and submit creative ideas.

Periodically follow the latest developments in digital technology.