Amber: Roadmap Part 2
CC Chapman, Kim Garst, Ariel Hyatt, Amber Naslund
Lessons
CC: How to Add Photography Into Your Marketing Mix
34:05 2C.C.: Social Photography
40:10 3C.C.: Useful Tips for Social Photography
23:44 4C.C.: Developing a Workflow
36:54 5Ariel: Identifying Your Niche
32:21 6Ariel: Telling Your Story
17:09 7Ariel: Marketing Plan
32:36Ariel: Thought Leadership
21:28 9Ariel: 9 Tactics for Thought Leader Engagement
31:55 10Ariel: Lessons I Learned Along the Way & Final Q&A
17:36 11Kim: Creating a Fully Integrated Social Media Platform
34:46 12Kim: Social Media Branding & Q&A
23:19 13Kim: Achieving an All-Star LinkedIn Profile
23:04 14Kim: Content Strategy
24:10 15Kim: Facebook Advertising
15:42 16Kim: Using Facebook Data & Apps
16:39 17Kim: Q & A
18:08 18Kim: Twitter Strategy
29:25 19Kim: Twitter Q & A
15:26 20Kim: Building a Traffic Engine with Google +
31:15 21Kim: Instagram Tips
27:27 22Kim: Pinterest Tips
39:00 23Amber: Small Business Social Media Myths Destroyed
32:13 24Amber: Dialogue about Social with cL Community
47:47 25Amber: Social Media Roadmap Part 1
45:40 26Amber: Roadmap Part 2
25:23 27Developing a Formidable Social Platform
36:16 28Amber: Feedback, Negativity & Capturing Ideas
11:53 29Amber: Elements of Branding & Blogging Q&A
28:26 30Amber: Creating Killer Content
31:20 31Amber: Creating Killer Content Part 2
28:12 32Amber: 15 Ground Rules for Content
16:06Lesson Info
Amber: Roadmap Part 2
Class Materials
Ratings and Reviews
Starts With Me
Well, looks like i'm 2 years late but this is a great and helpful course. ps. there are a few spelling mistakes on the slides that the presenters are showing. Seems funny!
Victor Osaka
How very timely for me. Kim Garst is totally awesome. The PDFs are soooo good. Yeah CreativeLive!!!!
Angela Hardy
So, I don't want to give this a thumbs up, but I don't want to give a thumbs down. It has a lot of good content for people that are just dipping their foot in the pool of social media for marketing and branding, BUT it is 4 years old, and I had to go online and find the relevant numbers and content to some of the things stated her. Also, I felt as though some of the content was redundant and even contradictory. I would say that the most value in this course are the parts on Thought Leadership and all of the pdfs to use. All of the presenters were great, but I think that this course needs to be refilmed.