Twitter recently made a big splash in the social media world when they announced their new analytics – called audience insights. If the name sounds familiar, it should since it is something that Facebook has shared with marketers for years. While it would be easy to jump into the fray and replace Facebook for Simpsons…
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See you later Vistaprint, best of luck
Eight years, one month and 13 days ago, I walked into Vistaprint to take on a role as an associate manager on the company’s PR team. Taking the job, I thought that it would be something that would help me transition out of the sports world and get into more of a stable PR role….
Put the groans away, Facebook’s algorithm change is good for you
Every time that Facebook announces a change in their algorithm, like they did earlier this week, you hear a collective groan from the echo-chamber of the talking heads in the social media space. “Facebook is killing organic reach,” “Facebook is Pay-to-Play,” or “Facebook hates business, except their money” – enough already Facebook is a business…
How Sesame Street manages creativity and talent
This is a great video from the Wall Street Journal where they sit down with Jeffrey Dunn, CEO of Sesame Street. In the 3-minute video, he talks: meeting strategy managing creativity fostering relationships building a fun environment I highly suggest this video for anyone who manages people.
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
NewsSpark Content Hub – Beta Invite
This is a guest post from Chris Ehrlich. I met the man behind this blog, Jeff Esposito, on Twitter. There, Jeff is known as @jeffespo. We’re known as @News_Spark. We began tweeting when NewsSpark was only an idea. When Jeff wasn’t officially the award-winning social media pro he is today. Jeff has since become a…
Executive Social Media – Kat Cole an Executive to Emulate
Growing up, I spent many a high school afternoon riding my bike or walking to the Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey. The goal wasn’t to shop for a fly outfit or fresh pair of kicks; I was there for one reason – to fill my belly with an awesome cinnamon bun from Cinnabon….
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Twitter Audience Insights – Late to the Party, but Valuable Addition
Twitter recently made a big splash in the social media world when they announced their new analytics – called audience insights. If the name sounds familiar, it should since it is something that Facebook has shared with marketers for years. While it would be easy to jump into the fray and replace Facebook for Simpsons…
See you later Vistaprint, best of luck
Eight years, one month and 13 days ago, I walked into Vistaprint to take on a role as an associate manager on the company’s PR team. Taking the job, I thought that it would be something that would help me transition out of the sports world and get into more of a stable PR role….
Put the groans away, Facebook’s algorithm change is good for you
Every time that Facebook announces a change in their algorithm, like they did earlier this week, you hear a collective groan from the echo-chamber of the talking heads in the social media space. “Facebook is killing organic reach,” “Facebook is Pay-to-Play,” or “Facebook hates business, except their money” – enough already Facebook is a business…
How Sesame Street manages creativity and talent
This is a great video from the Wall Street Journal where they sit down with Jeffrey Dunn, CEO of Sesame Street. In the 3-minute video, he talks: meeting strategy managing creativity fostering relationships building a fun environment I highly suggest this video for anyone who manages people.
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
NewsSpark Content Hub – Beta Invite
This is a guest post from Chris Ehrlich. I met the man behind this blog, Jeff Esposito, on Twitter. There, Jeff is known as @jeffespo. We’re known as @News_Spark. We began tweeting when NewsSpark was only an idea. When Jeff wasn’t officially the award-winning social media pro he is today. Jeff has since become a…
Executive Social Media – Kat Cole an Executive to Emulate
Growing up, I spent many a high school afternoon riding my bike or walking to the Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey. The goal wasn’t to shop for a fly outfit or fresh pair of kicks; I was there for one reason – to fill my belly with an awesome cinnamon bun from Cinnabon….
Author Archives:
Twitter Audience Insights – Late to the Party, but Valuable Addition
Twitter recently made a big splash in the social media world when they announced their new analytics – called audience insights. If the name sounds familiar, it should since it is something that Facebook has shared with marketers for years. While it would be easy to jump into the fray and replace Facebook for Simpsons…
See you later Vistaprint, best of luck
Eight years, one month and 13 days ago, I walked into Vistaprint to take on a role as an associate manager on the company’s PR team. Taking the job, I thought that it would be something that would help me transition out of the sports world and get into more of a stable PR role….
Put the groans away, Facebook’s algorithm change is good for you
Every time that Facebook announces a change in their algorithm, like they did earlier this week, you hear a collective groan from the echo-chamber of the talking heads in the social media space. “Facebook is killing organic reach,” “Facebook is Pay-to-Play,” or “Facebook hates business, except their money” – enough already Facebook is a business…
How Sesame Street manages creativity and talent
This is a great video from the Wall Street Journal where they sit down with Jeffrey Dunn, CEO of Sesame Street. In the 3-minute video, he talks: meeting strategy managing creativity fostering relationships building a fun environment I highly suggest this video for anyone who manages people.
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
NewsSpark Content Hub – Beta Invite
This is a guest post from Chris Ehrlich. I met the man behind this blog, Jeff Esposito, on Twitter. There, Jeff is known as @jeffespo. We’re known as @News_Spark. We began tweeting when NewsSpark was only an idea. When Jeff wasn’t officially the award-winning social media pro he is today. Jeff has since become a…
Executive Social Media – Kat Cole an Executive to Emulate
Growing up, I spent many a high school afternoon riding my bike or walking to the Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey. The goal wasn’t to shop for a fly outfit or fresh pair of kicks; I was there for one reason – to fill my belly with an awesome cinnamon bun from Cinnabon….
Author Archives:
Twitter Audience Insights – Late to the Party, but Valuable Addition
Twitter recently made a big splash in the social media world when they announced their new analytics – called audience insights. If the name sounds familiar, it should since it is something that Facebook has shared with marketers for years. While it would be easy to jump into the fray and replace Facebook for Simpsons…
See you later Vistaprint, best of luck
Eight years, one month and 13 days ago, I walked into Vistaprint to take on a role as an associate manager on the company’s PR team. Taking the job, I thought that it would be something that would help me transition out of the sports world and get into more of a stable PR role….
Put the groans away, Facebook’s algorithm change is good for you
Every time that Facebook announces a change in their algorithm, like they did earlier this week, you hear a collective groan from the echo-chamber of the talking heads in the social media space. “Facebook is killing organic reach,” “Facebook is Pay-to-Play,” or “Facebook hates business, except their money” – enough already Facebook is a business…
How Sesame Street manages creativity and talent
This is a great video from the Wall Street Journal where they sit down with Jeffrey Dunn, CEO of Sesame Street. In the 3-minute video, he talks: meeting strategy managing creativity fostering relationships building a fun environment I highly suggest this video for anyone who manages people.
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
NewsSpark Content Hub – Beta Invite
This is a guest post from Chris Ehrlich. I met the man behind this blog, Jeff Esposito, on Twitter. There, Jeff is known as @jeffespo. We’re known as @News_Spark. We began tweeting when NewsSpark was only an idea. When Jeff wasn’t officially the award-winning social media pro he is today. Jeff has since become a…
Executive Social Media – Kat Cole an Executive to Emulate
Growing up, I spent many a high school afternoon riding my bike or walking to the Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey. The goal wasn’t to shop for a fly outfit or fresh pair of kicks; I was there for one reason – to fill my belly with an awesome cinnamon bun from Cinnabon….
Author Archives:
Twitter Audience Insights – Late to the Party, but Valuable Addition
Twitter recently made a big splash in the social media world when they announced their new analytics – called audience insights. If the name sounds familiar, it should since it is something that Facebook has shared with marketers for years. While it would be easy to jump into the fray and replace Facebook for Simpsons…
See you later Vistaprint, best of luck
Eight years, one month and 13 days ago, I walked into Vistaprint to take on a role as an associate manager on the company’s PR team. Taking the job, I thought that it would be something that would help me transition out of the sports world and get into more of a stable PR role….
Put the groans away, Facebook’s algorithm change is good for you
Every time that Facebook announces a change in their algorithm, like they did earlier this week, you hear a collective groan from the echo-chamber of the talking heads in the social media space. “Facebook is killing organic reach,” “Facebook is Pay-to-Play,” or “Facebook hates business, except their money” – enough already Facebook is a business…
How Sesame Street manages creativity and talent
This is a great video from the Wall Street Journal where they sit down with Jeffrey Dunn, CEO of Sesame Street. In the 3-minute video, he talks: meeting strategy managing creativity fostering relationships building a fun environment I highly suggest this video for anyone who manages people.
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
NewsSpark Content Hub – Beta Invite
This is a guest post from Chris Ehrlich. I met the man behind this blog, Jeff Esposito, on Twitter. There, Jeff is known as @jeffespo. We’re known as @News_Spark. We began tweeting when NewsSpark was only an idea. When Jeff wasn’t officially the award-winning social media pro he is today. Jeff has since become a…
Executive Social Media – Kat Cole an Executive to Emulate
Growing up, I spent many a high school afternoon riding my bike or walking to the Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey. The goal wasn’t to shop for a fly outfit or fresh pair of kicks; I was there for one reason – to fill my belly with an awesome cinnamon bun from Cinnabon….
Author Archives:
Twitter Audience Insights – Late to the Party, but Valuable Addition
Twitter recently made a big splash in the social media world when they announced their new analytics – called audience insights. If the name sounds familiar, it should since it is something that Facebook has shared with marketers for years. While it would be easy to jump into the fray and replace Facebook for Simpsons…
See you later Vistaprint, best of luck
Eight years, one month and 13 days ago, I walked into Vistaprint to take on a role as an associate manager on the company’s PR team. Taking the job, I thought that it would be something that would help me transition out of the sports world and get into more of a stable PR role….
Put the groans away, Facebook’s algorithm change is good for you
Every time that Facebook announces a change in their algorithm, like they did earlier this week, you hear a collective groan from the echo-chamber of the talking heads in the social media space. “Facebook is killing organic reach,” “Facebook is Pay-to-Play,” or “Facebook hates business, except their money” – enough already Facebook is a business…
How Sesame Street manages creativity and talent
This is a great video from the Wall Street Journal where they sit down with Jeffrey Dunn, CEO of Sesame Street. In the 3-minute video, he talks: meeting strategy managing creativity fostering relationships building a fun environment I highly suggest this video for anyone who manages people.
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
NewsSpark Content Hub – Beta Invite
This is a guest post from Chris Ehrlich. I met the man behind this blog, Jeff Esposito, on Twitter. There, Jeff is known as @jeffespo. We’re known as @News_Spark. We began tweeting when NewsSpark was only an idea. When Jeff wasn’t officially the award-winning social media pro he is today. Jeff has since become a…
Executive Social Media – Kat Cole an Executive to Emulate
Growing up, I spent many a high school afternoon riding my bike or walking to the Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey. The goal wasn’t to shop for a fly outfit or fresh pair of kicks; I was there for one reason – to fill my belly with an awesome cinnamon bun from Cinnabon….
Author Archives:
Twitter Audience Insights – Late to the Party, but Valuable Addition
Twitter recently made a big splash in the social media world when they announced their new analytics – called audience insights. If the name sounds familiar, it should since it is something that Facebook has shared with marketers for years. While it would be easy to jump into the fray and replace Facebook for Simpsons…
See you later Vistaprint, best of luck
Eight years, one month and 13 days ago, I walked into Vistaprint to take on a role as an associate manager on the company’s PR team. Taking the job, I thought that it would be something that would help me transition out of the sports world and get into more of a stable PR role….
Put the groans away, Facebook’s algorithm change is good for you
Every time that Facebook announces a change in their algorithm, like they did earlier this week, you hear a collective groan from the echo-chamber of the talking heads in the social media space. “Facebook is killing organic reach,” “Facebook is Pay-to-Play,” or “Facebook hates business, except their money” – enough already Facebook is a business…
How Sesame Street manages creativity and talent
This is a great video from the Wall Street Journal where they sit down with Jeffrey Dunn, CEO of Sesame Street. In the 3-minute video, he talks: meeting strategy managing creativity fostering relationships building a fun environment I highly suggest this video for anyone who manages people.
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
NewsSpark Content Hub – Beta Invite
This is a guest post from Chris Ehrlich. I met the man behind this blog, Jeff Esposito, on Twitter. There, Jeff is known as @jeffespo. We’re known as @News_Spark. We began tweeting when NewsSpark was only an idea. When Jeff wasn’t officially the award-winning social media pro he is today. Jeff has since become a…
Executive Social Media – Kat Cole an Executive to Emulate
Growing up, I spent many a high school afternoon riding my bike or walking to the Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey. The goal wasn’t to shop for a fly outfit or fresh pair of kicks; I was there for one reason – to fill my belly with an awesome cinnamon bun from Cinnabon….
Author Archives:
Twitter Audience Insights – Late to the Party, but Valuable Addition
Twitter recently made a big splash in the social media world when they announced their new analytics – called audience insights. If the name sounds familiar, it should since it is something that Facebook has shared with marketers for years. While it would be easy to jump into the fray and replace Facebook for Simpsons…
See you later Vistaprint, best of luck
Eight years, one month and 13 days ago, I walked into Vistaprint to take on a role as an associate manager on the company’s PR team. Taking the job, I thought that it would be something that would help me transition out of the sports world and get into more of a stable PR role….
Put the groans away, Facebook’s algorithm change is good for you
Every time that Facebook announces a change in their algorithm, like they did earlier this week, you hear a collective groan from the echo-chamber of the talking heads in the social media space. “Facebook is killing organic reach,” “Facebook is Pay-to-Play,” or “Facebook hates business, except their money” – enough already Facebook is a business…
How Sesame Street manages creativity and talent
This is a great video from the Wall Street Journal where they sit down with Jeffrey Dunn, CEO of Sesame Street. In the 3-minute video, he talks: meeting strategy managing creativity fostering relationships building a fun environment I highly suggest this video for anyone who manages people.
Taco Bell nails it with dystopian breakfast commercial
Now I am not sure if it is the case of having McDonalds for breakfast today or watching the ESPN 30 for 30 Of Miracles and Men (based on Russian side of 1980 Olympic hockey) or that I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, but this commercial from Taco Bell really hit home for me. For years, we’ve all ate…
NewsSpark Content Hub – Beta Invite
This is a guest post from Chris Ehrlich. I met the man behind this blog, Jeff Esposito, on Twitter. There, Jeff is known as @jeffespo. We’re known as @News_Spark. We began tweeting when NewsSpark was only an idea. When Jeff wasn’t officially the award-winning social media pro he is today. Jeff has since become a…
Executive Social Media – Kat Cole an Executive to Emulate
Growing up, I spent many a high school afternoon riding my bike or walking to the Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey. The goal wasn’t to shop for a fly outfit or fresh pair of kicks; I was there for one reason – to fill my belly with an awesome cinnamon bun from Cinnabon….