Tag Archives: social brand forum

On this week’s Social Sound Bite – recorded live at the KXIC studios in Iowa City – Jay and I discussed some new data on Snapchat use that reinforces why this is a social network we’re spending more and more … Read More →

“I’m a teacher in everything I do.” As an international speaker, author, consultant, and educator, Mark W. Schaefer does a lot of teaching. On top of that, he’ll join us in Iowa this fall as a keynote at the Social … Read More →

This week on Social Brand Chat presented by KXIC we discussed a question from a recent social media workshop, “What’s the difference between a retweet and a quoted tweet?” With RTs, MTs, HTs, quoted tweets, mentions, and more, Twitter has … Read More →

This week on Social Brand Chat presented by KXIC we discussed a question from Tyler Scott via Twitter who asked, “How do you find the time to blog?” We all know that creating content is key (some would say it’s … Read More →

This week on Social Brand Chat presented by KXIC we discussed a question from a recent talk with our friends at Social Media Club Des Moines: “When I find an interesting industry piece, how can I best ‘recycle’ that content … Read More →

We talk a lot about ‘start-ups’ but what about legacy businesses that have rich history, people, and systems but need to strike out in a new direction? This is very similar and yet very different to start-up culture. In today’s … Read More →

Blogging has long been the hub of the social media universe, providing a centralized platform for sharing content across social channels. In recent years, blogging has gotten even more social. Perhaps the greatest convergence of blogging and social media to … Read More →

Social media changes the world around us nearly every day. No where is this shift more prevalent than in our higher education system as colleges and universities work to adapt and prepare students for careers in social media, content creation, … Read More →

Email marketing is taking a page from Mark Twain. Despite obituaries from venerable sources such as as The Wall Street Journal, results from marketers in the trenches show us that these reports of email’s death are greatly exaggerated. Leading the … Read More →