The Digital Summit delivers 75+ in-depth digital marketing sessions & workshops to keep you at the forefront of the digital world. Our team attended the two-day conference in Denver, and these themes are the key takeaways from the sessions I was able to attend.
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Another commencement season has come and gone. As always, time of year presents many opportunities to create content that celebrates such an exciting time in the lives of our graduating Rams. Here’s a wrap-up of coverage from our team. Honoring Our Outstanding Grads Each semester, our Public Relations team does an incredible job of telling […]
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For many prospective students, their final college decision is based on one major factor — which institution made them feel most at home.
As we look back at 2018, let’s examine the Top 5 posts for three major platforms (Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram) and consider ways in which this data might affect our 2019 content strategy.
Instagram users more often turn to Stories than Feed in two scenarios: for in-the-moment content and for unfiltered, authentic content.
Nobody cares about your content.
That’s the harsh truth we must come to accept as modern content creators.
We thought we were using Facebook as a product for connecting and building communities. In reality, the product has always been us.
We’re in the midst of a trust crisis, but user-generated content can bring the power back to the people.
Dear Snapchat,
New year, same old you.
I’ve come to the realization that some things will never change, and — to be honest — I’ve been spending a lot more time with someone else recently. It’s Instagram.
If every single person reached by this video comprised a U.S. state, that population would surpass New York as the fourth largest state in the U.S.
I thought I understood Facebook Reach.
To me, it was as simple as this: The number of people who have seen your content.
I was wrong.
The only thing that stays the same is everything changes. Especially in social. Here’s a rundown of the latest things to know.
Last month, I wrote about analytics being the bloodstream of a social strategy, indicating the vitality of a brand. After posting Kevin’s Walk, our brand burst into life with a pulse as lively as ever, and the post quickly became our most successful piece of content of all time.
Analytics is a fluid process. It’s all about going from one thing to the next, searching for patterns and other meaningful information gathered from the analysis of data.
Last month, I wrote about Facebook Live and why it is thriving. Things like anticipation and the fear of missing out drive people to watch and interact with live content. But there’s another trend floating around that uses Facebook’s Live video platform in a different yet equally effective manner: Voting polls. I typically see brands […]
We fear missing out. We crave suspense. For a Millennial generation that is highly skeptical of institutions, live content is a breath of fresh air, serving up unfiltered content that is stripped of any manipulation or deception. What is seen is what is true. Unscripted.
Resolutions are about broken things. Since a resolution implies that something ought to be fixed, I’m writing to you instead of 2017. It’s a list for me. Not 9-5 me. Not weekend me. Just me.