Anne Laure Maire

Anne Laure is a digital communicator who loves working with words, semantics, and delving into everything related to search in marketing.

Anne Laure's professional journey began in the publishing world with renowned French publishers Gallimard and Bordas. She then explored B2B and B2C print media, took a detour through agencies (does Publicis Consultants ring a bell?), and spent nearly 15 years with a major digital media group during the golden years of Aufeminin, Marmiton, and Doctissimo. There, her editorial and SEO work evolved into more responsibilities focused on brand content and content marketing.

Today, Anne Laure continues her journey as a consultant, with clients like BETC Fullsix and SFR Business. She cherishes the diversity this role offers in terms of clients, missions, and learning opportunities. She loves to learn and grow, especially with the rise of generative AI in the digital landscape.

Over 15 years in the cutting-edge field of digital communication, Anne Laure has developed true expertise in content strategy. This long and winding journey, full of twists and turns, has allowed her to constantly reinvent herself; she's become the queen of "test and learn", a hallmark of the ever-evolving digital world.

Anne Laure has a strong affinity for collective effort. Growing up, she was active in an international association promoting respect for diversity and education in tolerance, which taught her invaluable group work methods (by 17, she already knew what brainstorming was and how to manage group discussions!). Nothing excites her more today than what emerges from the intelligence of a group, and in this community, she's found her place! The saying "Alone we can go faster, together we can go further" deeply resonates with her!

A few quirky facts about Anne Laure: She lives in a region known for its sweet lemons, she's met two Nobel Peace Prize winners and one Nobel Literature laureate, and she's passionate about nutrition and gastronomy. She even ran a blog on running and food. Oh, and she's a —proud— marathon runner!