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Heute gibts wieder ein Auswärtsbierchen und was für eins. Wir sind unterwegs im Cottage und dort empfangen uns die Pottkehlchen, der geilste Männerchor aus Bottrop. Mit 30 singenden Kerlen und einem Song ging es los und erst dann wurden die Mikros hochgefahren. Chorgründer und Altrocker Dirk Sühling, Michael aka Theke und Sven, der Social Media Professor, haben mit uns geplaudert und das vor einem mega Publikum. Die Atmosphäre war unglaublich und wir hatten einen richtig geilen Abend. Erst waren Bottrop und Facebook rhetorisch reif und dann wurde gesungen, geredet und teilweise auch gefeiert in einer wirklich außergewöhnlichen Bottcastfolge. Und am Ende gabs noch das unfairste "Wieviel Bottrop bist Du?" was es je bei uns gab. Fazit: Auf jeden Fall reinhören.

Episode Description below⬇️ Leave an iTunes review here - https://apple.co/3i60XWu Subscribe on Youtube here - https://bit.ly/3o1M4Z3 Follow us on your favorite podcast platform here - https://bit.ly/3kTfNkY Find out more about our sponsor Publicize here - https://bit.ly/3BqDUxc It is the start of 2022, and with every new year comes the loft ambitions of new year's resolutions. If one of your resolutions is to spend less time on your phone, or looking at screens, then you are in the right place, because in this episode we will look at digital detoxes and how you can implement them. To do this, we are speaking with Andrew Selepak, a Social Media Professor at the University of Florida. In this episode we discuss what a digital detox is and what technology it usually involves, how a digital detox can be realistically implemented without it negatively impacting our work, or even social connections, and the parallels between digital detoxes and food diets. Selepak shares why going cold turkey with a digital detox is unlikely to be successful, why vacations are a good setting to implement a partial digital detox, and why turning off notifications and removing social media apps is the best way to start a detox. He also explains why our use of technology shouldn't be seen necessarily as an addiction, like a drug, but a tool that needs to be the correct way. Additionally Selepak shares how a non-self imposed detox from his phone during a trip in Ireland taught him the importance of disconnecting, and how many of us fall into the trap of taking numerous pictures on holiday, with the ambition of posting on social media, instead of experiencing the trip in the present moment. And finally, we discuss the role meditation can play to help limit our time with technology.

The Social Media Professor, Niklas Myhr shares some of his very interesting journey and his approach to human connection. He also mentions some questions he asks his students at Chapman University to consider their online presence, so grab a pen and paper! Discover how Niklas interned for Gary Vaynerchuck to increase his insights to take back to his digital marketing students - and how he was sought after to join the Prince of Monaco's Digital Advisory Commission! I love his curiosity - and his thoughtful, authentic approach to connecting online, and offline. We could talk for hours. And sometimes do! Find Niklas here - Website - https://thesocialmediaprofessor.com LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/niklasmyhr Instagram - https://instagram.com/NiklasMyhr/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/NiklasMyhr Facebook - https://facebook.com/NiklasMyhrPhD Find Kerrie here - Website - https://kerriephipps.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerriephipps/ Facebook public figure page - https://www.facebook.com/KerriePhipps1/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kerriephipps/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/KerriePhipps Twitter podcast - https://twitter.com/ConnectingPod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kerriephipps/message

Patrick Bet-David has a virtual sit-down with professor and author Calvin Newport. In this interview they talk about why Cal Newport doesn't use social media, stoicism, how to stay focused and what a world without email would look like. The full interview is available on the Valuetainment youtube channel: https://youtu.be/3acZfCFOtbk --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valuetainment/support

In this episode Niklas discusses :- What social media platforms should entrepreneurs be on? How many? Why? - How can social media be used to build and nurture relationships? - What type of content should they create? How frequently do they need to share updates? - How can busy entrepreneurs find time to do manage social media and content marketing? Any tips on how to approach this or any recommended tools?Niklas Myhr, PhD, CSP, known as The Social Media Professor, is an international TEDx and keynote speaker who teaches Social Media, Digital & Global Marketing at Chapman University. Dr. Myhr is Google's #1 ranked “Social Media Professor” and is currently serving on the Monaco Digital Advisory Council chaired by HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco. Niklas Myhr is also the author of the upcoming book "The Social Customer Journey."Dr. Myhr is a CSP® (Certified Speaking Professional™), the highest designation of the National Speakers Association. He is also a Certified Virtual Presenter who can make an impact at your event either virtually or in person. As a speaker, Niklas Myhr offers keynote presentations, talks, workshops, and executive education programs at conferences, businesses, public sector organizations, and universities. Dr. Myhr has spoken in Europe, in the United States, and in Asia.

Selepak's Tips for Cleaning Up Social Media Profiles:The best way for students to clean up and protect their online presence is to do a regular social media audit. Students should reexamine their Instagram posts, go back through their Twitter posts with Advanced Search, check their TikTok videos, and review their daily Facebook Memories notifications for posts that no longer accurately reflect their reputation or could damage their reputation.Too often we make posts when we are emotional that doesn’t accurately reflect our true views or at least our more articulate and subdued views, or posts we made when we were younger that embarrass us today. While it is always important to pause before making a social media post that might be made in anger or despair, it is just as important to pause and review any old posts that were made under similar emotional distress, or made without thinking. Parents and educators should also remind students that posts made today for likes, comments, and follows, could be the same posts that tomorrow prevent a student from getting a job, internship, or letter of recommendation. Learn more: https://smartsocial.com/social-media-clean-up/About our guest: Andrew Selepak is the Program Coordinator of the Master of Arts in Mass Communication Program with a specialization in Social Media at the University of Florida in the College of Journalism and Communications. He also teaches courses in the Department of Telecommunication at the University of Florida. Andrew holds a B.A. from the University of Virginia in American History, a M.A. from George Mason University in Communications, and a Ph.D. from the University of Florida in Mass Communications.Learn from Smart Social's resources: Join our free newsletter for parents and educators: https://smartsocial.com/newsletter/Register for a free online Parent Night to learn the hidden safety features on popular apps: https://smartsocial.com/social-media-webinar/Become a Smart Social VIP (Very Informed Parents) Member and unlock 30+ workshops (learn online safety and how to Shine Online™): https://learn.smartsocial.com/Download the free Smart Social app: https://smartsocial.com/appLearn the top 100 popular teen apps: https://smartsocial.com/app-guide-parents-teachers/View the top parental control software: https://smartsocial.com/parental-control-software/Learn the latest Teen Slang, Emojis & Hashtags: https://smartsocial.com/teen-slang-emojis-hashtags-list/Get ideas for offline activities for your students: https://smartsocial.com/offline-activities-reduce-screentime/Get Educational Online Activity ideas for your students: https://smartsocial.com/offline-activities-reduce-screentime/2020 Ultimate Guide To Child Sex Trafficking, Human Trafficking, Sextortion, & Online EnticementSubscribe to our podcast on:Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id1269872857Google Podcasts: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ikvg45xcfqi3cz5vxy7vsryf3uqYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/user/SafeSmartSocial/videos

It's another edition of the 4 AM Report, but instead of asking fellow marketers what keeps them up at night – we want to ask this:  Have you been having some hard chats with yourselves during this bizarrely uncertain (and frankly scary!) time?

“I would much rather have 500 really amazing fans than 5,000 or 50,000 disengaged fans.” – Crystal King Crystal King is a Social Media Professor for HubSpot Academy and has led global social media and community programs for some really big companies. And she’s taught classes in writing, creativity and social media at some of the largest universities and colleges in the US. I had the pleasure of working with Crystal this year on Hubspot Academy’s new course called How to Build an Advanced Twitter Strategy. Check it out at https://madalynsklar.com/hubspot. Podcast show notes available at https://madalynsklar.com/twittersmarter71

Intervju med Niklas Myhr, professor i marknadsföring och Googles högst rankade sociala medie-professor vid Chapman University, Kalifornien, och bördig från Piteå. Vi diskuterar likheter och skillnader mellan sociala medier i USA och Sverige, vad som hänt under de tio år han har undervisat i sociala medier och digital marknadsföring, och framförallt vilka kunskaper som behövs om man ska arbeta och lyckas med ett företags sociala medienärvaro idag. Så berättar han också om hur han praktiserade hos Gary Vaynerchuck och vad som fick honom att intressera sig för just sociala medier. Socialmediaprofessor https://thesocialmediaprofessor.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/niklasmyhr Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/niklasmyhr/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/niklasmyhr/ Podcasten Social by default drivs av Deeped Niclas Strandh, Digital planner & sociala mediastrateg på JMWGolin och Sarah Larsson Bernhardt, Head of social på SKF Group Corporate communication. Shownotes, länkar och alla avsnitt hittar ni på http://podcast.socialbydefault.se. Prenumerera på podcasten via Itunes. Ge oss gärna ett betyg och en recension! Eller följ oss på Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/7hzQ5YVQxxFZq77JsNhg9r?si=7WyrDPfpQaaOON5KbGtFcQ), Acast (https://www.acast.com/socialbydefault) eller Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/social-by-default) Har ni frågor till oss, eller åsikter om avsnittet? Twittra med hashtaggen #socialbydefault eller prata med oss på vår Facebooksida Socialbydefault (http://facebook.com/socialbydefault). Läs mer om konceptet på på vår sajt http://socialbydefault.se. Kolla också in vårt instagramkonto (http://instagram.com/socialbydefault).

The phrases "analysis paralysis" or "writer's block", are very familiar to so many that deal in content creation. This applies to both online and offline content creation.  But, here's the truth: Content development and finding seed ideas to get started, begin with YOU (and your team, if you are a larger enterprise). That means accessing the analytical as well as the creative mind.  Analytical - in the sense that you must have a goal established, a purpose, and a destination (call to action) that you can track and measure. Creativity - because you cannot just mirror (or worse, copy) what others are doing, but need to come up with ideas and angles that stand out in your market, and that are helpful and unique at the same time. Content creation ideas is what I'm discussing today: https://chaosmap.com/blog/content-creation-ideas-more-organic-traffic/ (The end result is that you'll get more traffic, more authority and brand lift) This broadcast is coming to you from Chapman University in Orange, California (I lectured two sessions on performance marketing - which included analytics, google tag manager, Facebook ads/audiences/pixels and data collection). Thanks again to Professor Niklas Myhr, the "Social Media Professor" and his awesome students for the lunch and invite! No need to over-analyze. Start simple and begin today! :-) --- Interested in getting personally coached by Jon to develop traffic, leads and sales? ➡️ Click here: https://chaosmap.com/talk If you liked this broadcast, please give it a thumbs up

I talk to Niklas Myhr, the Social Media Professor about his book project. He's already got funding to start the project putting him in prime position. You can find full show notes at https://beginselfpublishing.com/niklas-myhr-joins-the-show/ You can contact the show host at timlewis@stonehampress.com

I'm baaaaaacck - and this is a solo episode! So I had some Q&A around my journey planned for today but that’s more questions about entrepreneurship and Gary that now I’ll do next week instead because I was really inspired by something that happened this week. What I want to talk about is actually journey related, but it’s around quitting law and those conversations. I had the honor of speaking this week to Professor Niklas Myhr's Digital marketing class at Chapman University on personal branding and LinkedIn. I spoke last semester and it was an honor to come back this semester. The Professor is known online as "The Social Media Professor" and I actually met him when I was working for Gary in New York when he interned for our team for a week. Not only is he a lovely person, but he really is educated on personal branding and the online space in general. I want to thank him for inviting me to talk, which brings me to what we are talking about this week. It’s interesting to me is just how much has not changed with college students in the last 10 years. If you have access to a smart phone and the internet generally, I truly believe there is no better time to be alive from an opportunities standpoint. You can literally create the life you want and you should take advantage of it. However, I think that message is tougher to deliver when you haven't had real world experience yet. If I was sitting in that class - how would I have received my own message... And so I wanted to talk about that early part of my journey.. How I knew law wasn't for me and the tough conversations with myself and others I had to have. Bottom line: You have to do what it takes to make you happy! To connect with me: ***Free LinkedIn training Instagram Twitter LinkedIn  Website Facebook Sign up here if you want to receive the latest news on growing you industry influence! #beyondinfluentialpodcast 

Is life working in a PR agency as glamorous as Hollywood portrays it on television and in movies? The truth is, working in an agency can be exciting, but it also can be exhausting, and not for every PR soul. This week, we consider the ups and downs of PR agency life with Dr. Gina Luttrell, a PR and Social Media Professor at Syracuse University, and co-author of a new book, The PR Agency Handbook. We’ll explore the agency-client relationship, discuss the book’s included client personas, and find out whether Gina recommends agency work to her budding PR wards. Our second guest, Rob Biesenbach, preaches the lessons of improv comedy to agency managers and other PR leaders, sharing an approach based on a four-letter word – love. The Flack Pack wraps up its coverage from the PRSA International Conference this week with an episode about PR agencies. Dr. Gina Luttrell The PR Agency Handbook Syracuse University S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications Rob Biesenbach

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Is it possible that university curriculum can keep up with the ever-changing speed of social media? My guest today believes so, with a lot of coffee and commitment. In this episode, Dr. Karen Freberg discusses life as a social media professor, from developing lesson plans to partnerships with companies like General Motors and Louisville Bats to Hootsuite and Adobe. Karen shares the ways that her time as a record-setting college athlete helped shape her career path in sports marketing, where her digital storytelling skills started with her first website gifted from her parents and how she taps into communities on twitter and facebook to build a community of social media professors. Find all the show notes at josieahlquist.com/podcast and follow the podcast on Twitter @JosieATPodcast and host Dr. Josie Ahlquist @josieahlquist. 

From personal brand to event media, Jane Barkley – founder and CEO of IM@Events – ­is a powerhouse of marketing talents. Jane joins Alan in this episode of AQ’s Blog & Grill to share her path to success and how others can do the same. Jane founded IM@Events after uncovering a need in the event industry to produce and execute event coverage from front to back. IM@Events provides full digital media coverage of events and conferences across southern Ontario, building buzz and creating a path for customer service. It also offers social media education to empower clients to maintain their social tactics in-house. Alan and Jane discuss the skills that make up today's social media marketer. They call on the dangers of putting youth in charge simply because of the assumption that it’s “their world”. Jane touches on social media myths, the most popular being “content is king”. She challenges this notion by stating that the community is in fact the King of your social media realm and is the driver of your content's success. Developing a personal brand? Jane suggests making video a key player in your strategy. Even if you don’t post anything online, filming yourself discussing your passions is an effective tool to find confidence in your voice and discover your “edge”. She shares the key traits she looks for in hiring and what she believes makes a successful social media marketer, as well as common mistakes marketers make when starting out.   About Our Guest   Jane Barkley is the founder and CEO of IM@Events, a go-to event marketing firm in Kitchener, Canada, founded in 2013. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree with an Honours in English Literature from the University of Waterloo. Jane is also a writer, speaker, YouTube vlogger, community builder and Social Media Professor at Conestoga College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning.

The Social Media Professor är tillbaka och berättar vad som är på gång och trendar inom sociala medier. Han deltog nyligen på den gigantiska Social Media Marketing World. Vad händer med Facebook, Instagram och Linkedin? Vad är det för typ av inlägg som gäller? Niklas ger även förslag på tre personer som är värda att följa. Missa inte de 18 videointervjuerna Niklas Myhr gjorde på Social Media Marketing World. www.thesocialmediaprofessor.com Läs även bloggen: http://entreprenorsdriv.se/trender-inom-soc…-media-professor/

The Social Media Professor är tillbaka och vi talar om sociala medier 2016. Vad hände under förra året? Hur får man ut sitt budskap? Vi talar även om Donald Trump och hans stil i sociala medier. Det är skillnad mellan hur amerikaner jobbar med sociala medier och svenskar. Vi kommer in på influencers och hur du kan dra fördel av dem. Ett långt men spännande avsnitt med Niklas Myhr över Skype.  Missa inte bloggen www.bloggen.entreprenorsdriv.se Niklas Myhr hittar du här: www.thesocialmediaprofessor.com   Lyssna på det tidigare avsnittet med Niklas Myhr här.

Det finns fyra viktiga anledningar till att småföretagaren måste finnas på sociala medier. Detta och mycket annat pratar vi om med professorn i sociala medier, Niklas Myhr. Ett långt avsnitt, men värt att lyssna på för dig som vill komma igång med sociala medier! Tack Scandic Linköping Väst för konferensrummet. Mer om the Social Media Professor www.thesocialmediaprofessor.com . Läs avsnittets bloggpost här: www.bloggen.entreprenorsdriv.se