Last week we published Part 1 of the Social Media + Hotels series. This week we are focusing on the word that everyone keeps bringing up…Millennials. A couple years ago it was easy for a hotel to stand out on social media and “woo” Millennials with some creative social posts. But as more and more companies are getting in on the action, simply pushing photos and branded content at target markets becomes detrimental. Marriott…
Watch this webinar to get strategies to carry out your social media campaigns from the top down. We cover creating your campaign, logistics of setting your campaign up, elements of successful execution, and finish with how to nail your analytical review at the end of your campaign. Don’t have…
Social Studies Podcast is a talk show produced by TINT about marketing, social media, and technology through the lens of the industry’s most innovative minds. Hosted by Nathan Zaru (@YES). In this episode we welcomeBen Rubin, founder and CEO of Meerkat. You can find him on twitter at @Benrbn and tweet us with comments and requests @TINT. Nathan Zaru: Hello, welcome to another episode of the Social Studies Podcast. Today, my guest is Ben Rubin, founder and CEO of Meerkat.…
This webinar was brought to you by TINT in tandem with PR Council, as part of the PR Genome Series. Original Air Date 8/12/15 Session Leader: Nathan Zaru, Director of Marketing at TINT & Nikhil Aitharaju, Co-Founder & Co-CTO at TINT. About Session It’s amazing. With so much talk about…
There are many horror stories of brands who have had the hashtags that they’ve created used against them to smear their brand. Successful hashtag campaigns avoid a social media explosion by creating a tag completely free of ambiguity, which allows you to steer the conversation.
The Social Studies Podcast is a talk show produced by TINT about marketing, social media, and technology through the lens of the industry’s most innovative minds. Hosted by Nathan Zaru (@YES). In this episode we welcome Greg Isenberg, founder and CEO at 5by.
Over and over, those of us who work on the internet are told, “Don’t feed the trolls. Don’t talk back. It’s what they want.” But is that true? Does ignoring trolls actually stop trolling?
Today, I’ve brought Austin Gunter in, a good marketing friend of mine in San Francisco, to talk about how social media is a trailing indicator of customer experience. He’s a writer for many years and long time marketer.