The announcement of the COVID-19 pandemic has sent many into a panic. As a marketer, you’re probably advising your company on how to communicate during this time. Here are 5 tips for communicating both internally and externally during a crisis situation.
We live in a video-first world.
2019 Marketing Trends from Digital Summit
Here are my top 3 trends from this year’s Digital Summit.
1. Not just VIDEO, but marketers need to produce LIVE video.
2. Voice is the new whitespace
3. Influencers are the new celebrities.
It’s hot, humid, and way too crowded with 59,999 fellow participants. But the AJC Peachtree Road Race is the can’t miss running event of the year. This is the biggest 10K race in the world, and an Atlanta tradition.
I have run the Peachtree Road Race (aka Peachtree) for 5 years in a row, and I love it. It’s a well organized, fun race, and presents a serendipitous opportunity to get on TV! It’s turned into a tradition for me to see my friends at Peachtree each year.
2017 Post-Peachtree
Here are my top three observations from attending 34 of 39 home games within the past 2 seasons of GT Men’s Basketball.
As expected, the team from Digital Summit put together a great lineup for Atlanta Marketers on October 23, 2018 at Cobb Energy Center. We covered “Everything: Content & Social” with speakers from GoDaddy, Westin Grand Cayman, Futurus, and marketing leaders from across the country.
For the 2nd year in a row, I had the pleasure of attending and presenting at Product Camp. Product Camp is an annual full-Saturday unconference for product managers organized by an amazing group of volunteers.
Content is provided by volunteers that pitch their topics at the beginning of the day. 20 sessions are offered in total.
Last year, I was voted in with Steve Youngblood to present The Art and Science of Product Management. Slides from that presentation are posted here.
Prior to the Product Camp event date, participants are asked to submit written session proposals. On
Women in Wireless Special Interest Group (SIG) as a part of the Wireless Technology Forum volunteered for our first official service project, in partnership with GSMA and ChickTech. We helped teens from middle school to high school build their own Google voice assistants from Raspberry Pis and Google AIY Voice kits.
Check out the bright, happy, shiny faces of these teens at the event on March 24, 2018.
Behind the scenes