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Are you able to write compelling ads with a single stroke? Banish poorly performing keywords in the blink of an eye? If so, we need your help!

WHAT WE NEED

We are in our second fiscal year, and entirely volunteer run. We recently received a large grant for use with Google Ads, and had a wonderful volunteer set up some campaigns for us. Unfortunatly for us but wonderfully for her, she's found a fantastic job and no longer has time for upkeep.

We don't want to squander this tremendous opportunity we have been given by settling into a sub-par account, so hope to find someone who can help us.

We need someone to help us maintain our AdWords account with catchy, high-performing, ads & keywords and anything else we might need to be successful on the Adwords platform.

We are an organization that empowers classroom teachers in schools without an art program to expose their students to high-quality art education. We have an online platform, and optimizing our online presence will help new teachers find and access our materials.

Doodles Academy aims to expand children's access to high-quality arts education, envisioning a world where every child receives an arts education that inspires and rewards creativity, growth and problem solving.

Doodles achieves this goal by providing an online curriculum that includes video examples, lesson plans, supply lists, and links to Common Core and Visual Art standards. Doodles Academy makes it easy for educators of all types and experience levels to bring a comprehensive and open-ended art curriculum to their students.

Doodles Academy projects allow room for every child to tell her own story. By providing lessons that scaffold skills and ideas, students are challenged to think complexly without becoming overwhelmed. Discussion and exploration is built into each project, encouraging students to find their own creative solutions. http://www.doodles-academy.org/

Kids with access to art education do better on standardized tests, stay in school longer, and get more advanced degrees (really!).

( https://www.arts.gov/news/2012/new-nea-research-report-shows-potential-benefits-arts-education-risk-youth )