Tag Archives: YouTube

Three Key Learnings from What’s Next DC

By Nikki Parrotte (@nikki_parrotte)
Last Monday, I attended marketing communications and social media conference, What’s Next DC hosted by Green Buzz Agency. The conference attracted public relations and social media enthusiasts alike, offering plentiful speaker sessions and opportunities for networking with peers.
Intended to ignite a social spark, much of the conference tied into strategic planning for [...]

Super Bowl of (Social) Marketing

By Mike Mulvihill
As a marketer and consumer, I eagerly await the bevy advertising’s best spots that launch during the Super Bowl each year. While I don’t always have much interest in the game (alas, I am a Jets fan so it has been a while since I’ve had a dog in this fight), the hype [...]

Why Create Video Content for your Brand

By Jason Poulos (@TheSaganaki)

Video is social: Ever hear of a viral video? I’m not saying that every video created needs have this aspect to it but overall video content is easily shared (especially emotional content, funny, insightful, etc).
Video is engaging: Compared to text sites, websites with video have a lower bounce rate (59% compared to [...]

Today’s Hospital: Enough About You…Let’s Talk About Me.

By Jenn Riggle

Social media is a lot like talk radio – all talk, all the time. But the question is: Is anyone listening?
Hospitals across the country are putting aside their HIPAA fears and recognizing that social media needs to be an integral part of their marketing efforts. They’re posting videos on YouTube, posting updates on [...]

Social Media: A Holy Trinity for Food Retailers

by Brona Cosgrave @bronacos

Let’s get real for a minute; social media is no longer “new” though I suspect it will carry that moniker for some time to come as many businesses have shrugged it off as the stuff of teenagers and have been slow to embrace it. A survey from the Wall Street Journal shows [...]

YouTube Rolls Out Live Streaming. What Does that Mean for You?

By Priya Ramesh (@newpr)
The signs are all over the place; this might be the beginning of the end of cable TV and the dawn of a new era in which people think of recorded videos as passé and demand live video streaming of events. Last week, the second largest search engine, rolled out YouTube Live [...]

Having a Sense of Humor is Key to Hospital Social Media Engagement

By Jenn Riggle

 
Saving lives is serious business. But when it comes to social media, it’s true that a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.
Why? Because people don’t want to hear hospitals just talk about their quality programs or be reminded that they’re getting older and could get sick. Instead, they want to know [...]

The Social Media Time-Suck, Klout and Why Influence Matters

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By Pia Mara Finkell (@piamara)
Before I get into my new social media influence obsession, I’d like to get real for a second.
Social media is pretty awesome, but it can also be a world-class time-suck. While my employer thankfully pays a great deal of attention to the importance of a work-life balance, [...]

Hospitals are Making a Mistake in the Delivery Room – Even If It Isn’t Caught on Camera

By Jenn Riggle
While some hospitals are embracing social media and posting videos on YouTube and Facebook, others are taking a step backward.
Families have taken photos and videos in the delivery room for decades. But a recent New York Times article revealed that there are a growing number of hospitals that are barring parents from having [...]

Social Media’s Super Bowl Cameo

By Mike Mulvihill

Our client, Network Solutions, opted to harness the power of social media instead of shelling out $3 million for a 30 second Super Bowl commercial.  And for a fraction of the cost, they generated over 17 million Twitter impressions and 35,000 views of a parody video – and still counting.
The video is a [...]