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content. Browse these selected social media, writing, production and graphic design samples. Contact rob.warmowski@gmail.com to discuss availability on your project.
Latest
- Article: Crain’s Chicago Business: I Killed Sears, And I’m Sorry
- Article: Realtor.com / Realtor Magazine: Blockchain And Commercial Real Estate
Social Media
- August 2018: Selected by Pitchfork Media to curate the @pitchfork Instagram account (731K followers) in conjunction with a Chicago band’s performance.
- Social media account manager, National Association of Realtors Commercial Division. Developed and executed campaigns to raise awareness among membership of the US’s largest trade association. Wrote hundreds of posts and engaged on Twitter (@commsource, 32,000 followers) and Facebook accounts. Specialized in commercial real estate content written in a national trends focus.
- Social media account manager and blogger for commercial real estate data firm Xceligent, Inc.’s now-defunct Commercial Search listings platform. Scheduled content by working with SEO consultant vendors, raising clicks on the platform by 15% over three months.
- Publisher and curator of @DigitalCashNews, a feed of cryptocurrency news on Twitter.
Economics / Technology
- Realtor.com: Blockchain and Commercial Real Estate (Feature article, #1 traffic-ranked US real estate website)
- Article: Crain’s Chicago Business: I Killed Sears, And I’m Sorry
- Co-operatives and Commerce: Finding The Real Estate Opportunity (Feature article, National Association of Realtors Commercial trade magazine)
- CommercialSearch CRE Blog (Editor and writer, 800+ posts on national commercial real estate 2010-2017)
Production / Screenwriting
- Martin Atkins (Public Image, Ltd., Killing Joke) for Maureen Sullivan For Alderman (Political spot, wrote, produced, directed)
- The Hole Story (Political spot, wrote, produced and directed)
- Mr. TIF (Script: Political and policy spot)
- Animated series pilot: The Upper Crust
- Officer Bob (animated web series, wrote, produced, acted and directed)
Science / Technology
- Get Ready: CERN Supercollider Rolls The Dice Next Week
- Universe To Hominids: Quit Looking At Me
- Internet 2: Electric Boogaloo
Philanthropy
- 30 Rock Art Pitch ($500 prize winning entry: Philanthropy.com VolunTV Challenge)
Entertainment / Sports
- Spitting Imaging (Baseball Prospectus, Feature Article)
- The Jesus Lizard Book (book contributor)(Akashic Books)
- The Indie Cred Test (book contributor)(Penguin)
- With Apologies To Harper’s Index
- 14th Inning Stretch: CSTB Field Report
Op-Ed / Politics (selected)
- Kentucky Oops: Grandmama And The Senator (Huffington Post)
- A Year In David Mamet’s Marketplace (Huffington Post)
- Called The Shot: Facebook, personal update, July 28, 2016: “If you gamble on second best, you should own it if you lose. [Bernie] Sanders and his policies were and still are way more popular than either HRC or Trump ever were. The [Democratic] primary process is supposed to meaningfully settle that question of popularity, but it absolutely did not, thanks largely to the HRC-biased DNC’s now-proven direct shaping of news coverage during the primary, starving Sanders of screen time at least ten to one. What you’re seeing from the DNC is a giant gamble on the power of political inertia, which often works. But this decision should scare the shit out of you because this election season is literally filled with unprecedented events reflecting a historically low tolerance along the electorate for ordinary candidates. Gender aside, HRC is as ordinary and establishment as they come. She’s in big trouble for the same reason Obama cleaned her clock in ’08: she is who people disgusted with Washington think about when they complain about the same old crap from out-of-touch politicians. As sick as it is, Trump’s message calling for an end to business as usual is at least as powerful to angry older working people as Obama’s campaign message of transparency, hope and change was with younger voters. The bell can’t be unrung now, and I hope I’m wrong (you have no idea how much I hope I’m wrong) but HRC is probably going to lose.
Humor / Features
Graphic Design
- 7″ Record Sleeve – Design selected for Smithsonian / National Design Museum exhibit “Mixing Messages” (1996)
- Frontier: Band promo photo: Concept, designed and fabricated ID cards for special promo photo motif.
- Aught-Seven (2008): Satirical product stickers for promotion of 2008 launch of a creative firm. (Artist: Heather Smith)
- Band Logo: U.F. Faux (Chicago-based UFO cover band)
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