Social Media Strategery
DECEMBER 24, 2011
As 2011 comes to a close, it's only natural (and for a blog, virtually mandatory) to reflect on the year that's passed. Since that first post more than three years ago until now, this blog has served as the foundation for everything I've done in creating and building the social media practice at Booz Allen.
Social Media Strategery
JANUARY 5, 2011
Ugh – the phrase 2011 social media resolution s returns more than 12 million search results on Google and I find most of them totally insufferable. To start, most of them are cliche (blog more often!), I will blog less. So why do I have such an aversion to these posts now? totally ambiguous (engage more!), population.
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Social Media Strategery
DECEMBER 20, 2010
Social Media Strategery has been around for more than two years now – much much longer than I ever thought I would be able to keep this blogging thing up. So for everyone who reads this blog regularly – whether you’re a subscriber, reader, commenter, critic, colleague, or friend – thank you, thank you, thank you.
Social Media Strategery
APRIL 3, 2014
In 2011, they placed $250 million worth of ads in paid media. Will he blog about it too? The blog content you’re publishing is relevant, valuable, and engaging yet no one is reading it. Earlier this year, FleishmanHillard restructured to be more channel-agnostic, integrating paid, owned, and earned media.
Social Media Strategery
JANUARY 21, 2010
whether you’re working with Vivek Kundra on data.gov, or trying to get the mayor of a tiny town in Kansas to blog, GovFresh will probably have something that’s highly relevant to what you’re doing. It’s January 1, 2011 – in an ideal world, where is GovFresh? at the local level to your Gov 2.0 You can get involved.
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