by Kami Huyse
Everything you need to know about risk and social media you can learn from Monty Python. Okay, perhaps not everything, but the classic scene where the Knights of the Roundtable approach the “Bridge of Doom” in their quest for the Holy Grail holds a lot of wisdom. Three Questions to Ask for Your Social Media Strategy
by Kami Huyse
Google Map of tornado path in Joplin, Mo. I have a personal connection to Joplin, MO, where read more...
by Kami Huyse
Great ideas are only as good as their implementation and planning. The Goal POST method of public relations and social media planning is a great way to both organize your thoughts and keep from making easy-to-avoid mistakes. It is also something you can complete in about an hour or two, and which can save you untold hours when you start implementing the plan. Here is an example of how the method looks in the context of the overall initiative, which includes Research, Planning, Implementation and read more...
by Kami Huyse
I am looking forward to participating in Houston’s IS Conference tomorrow on a panel at the end of the day. Maggie McDonald, who blogs her heart out at Mags Mac and Cheese, will be the moderator and I will be joined by fellow panelists Michael Garfield, Aimee Woodall, Esther Steinfeld, Jay Steinfeld and J.R. read more...
by Kami Huyse
Maturing in your use of social media requires a different way of thinking. Integrating social media into your communication practices is much more than getting a Facebook page, or starting to send out tweets on Twitter. You can see my full presentation on this topic below, After conducting quite a few social media efforts for a wide variety of clients, I have found the following five steps to be the most critical to overall success. What would you add to these? Five Steps to Strategic Social Media Management 1. Situation Audit: Know the Landscape Social media shouldn’t sit by itself. it should be integrated with read more...
