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Amanda Idlewild

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Title: Co-Founder, Social Media Manager

Location: Alaska

Expertise: Cold climate gardening, meat and egg chickens, subsistence living

About Amanda (the person)

I’m Amanda, born and raised in Alaska. Due to the majority of our food being shipped up on barges, I started learning how to grow my own food, along with fishing and hunting. Alaska certainly brings it’s own set of challenges, and I love it.

About Amanda

Amanda Bowles is a creative entrepreneur, outdoor enthusiast, and proud Alaskan who believes in the power of storytelling—both online and in everyday life. As the founder of Alaskan Social Media Manager, she combines her love for community, connection, and creativity to help businesses share their stories in an authentic way.

Born with an adventurous spirit, Amanda thrives in the rugged beauty of Alaska, where she finds inspiration in the landscapes, the people, and the ever-changing seasons. Whether she’s exploring the great outdoors, capturing moments through photography, or crafting engaging content, she brings a sense of purpose and passion to everything she does.

Beyond social media strategy, Amanda is someone who values community relationships and the ability to make an impact—whether it’s helping a small business find its voice or simply lending a helping hand to those around her. Her approach to life and work is rooted in authenticity, creativity, and a deep appreciation for the connections built along the way.

When she’s not working on social media campaigns, you’ll likely find Amanda enjoying Alaska’s breathtaking scenery, experimenting with new creative projects, or spending time with family and friends.

Want to connect with Amanda? Get social media help at Alaskan Social Media Manager.

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