If simply posting and automating is all you had to do to maximize success in social media, there would be no such thing as social media experts or conferences. This episode of the podcast wouldn't even need to exist.
While social media does take more effort today, most of that effort should be something you want to do anyway - communicate with your audience and build relationships with them. Not to mention, platforms are developing new ways to communicate through audio and video. They've made it easier than it was ten years ago. Christine Gritmon is a brand consultant, social media trainer, and speaker tasked with developing Social Media Pulse - an extensive online community for social media managers, experts, insiders, and more. She joins us today to discuss what it means to give more and get more out of social media. Christine Gritmon's website Sign Up for Social Media Pulse Social Media Pulse on Twitter Social Media Pulse on LinkedIn Social Media Pulse on Facebook Agorapulse Learn more about LinkedIn Audio Events Buffer: Social Media Engagement & How to Do it Well How social media commitments can eat you alive
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Message Points is an additional podcast in the Get the Message podcast feed designed to provide you with additional value by sharing quick quotes, links, blogs, articles and ideas from various thought leaders and resources.
This first entry is about cutting the common but unnecessary elements from your content, getting more out of Twitter and discussing the future impact of marketing trends. Links from this podcast: Scott Frothingham's LinkedIn Post on cutting the crap Rob Biesenback's Grab Them Like Gladwell blog Corinna Keefe's article on the features of Twitter for Professionals Mark Schaefer and Mathew Sweezy discuss 15 Marketing Trends in 40 Minutes 
Sometimes valuable lessons come from unexpected places - like 80s movies. After a scene from The Breakfast Club inspired Chris Clews to reflect on his life, he discovered several other lessons hidden in movies from the 1980s.
Today, he talks to companies of all sizes about the "hidden" insights into leadership and communication found in Goonies, Roadhouse, Coming to America, Fast Times at Ridgemont High and more. On today's show, Chris talks about his journey from a John Bender quote to a career in applying 80s pop culture in the workplace. Chris Clews's Website Chris's book series -What 80s Pop Culture Teaches Us About Today's Workplace 
What can the architecture space teach us about building a company with a healthy culture that inspires its employees and a customer-centric message that resonates with its employees?
Jeff Echols knows the answers, and they include leading and communication from a place of empathy, not ego. It involves choosing the right words to tell your story and deliver your message. You also have to really define what it means to differentiate yourself in your industry and know what customers are saying about you when you're "not in the room." In this episode, we discuss these concepts and more, including:
Jeff on LinkedIn
Jeff's website - echoEngagement Podcast - Context and Clarity Podcast - Build Your Brand Book: The Loyalist Team MIT Sloane Management on Broken Culture Syndrome 
What is digital pollution, and why is there so much in our digital world? How do you know whether you're contributing to it? Human-centered communication is the key to solving it for your business.
Wall Street Journal Best-Selling Author Ethan Beute talks about his new book Human-Centered Communication: A Business Case Against Digital Pollution and explains some of the characteristics, trends and impacts of digital pollution in contemporary marketing practices. Some of the insights discussed include:
Join us for this human-centered discussion and learn more.
You can get the book Human-Centered Communication: A Business Case Against Digital Pollution on Amazon
The trailer for BombBomb's documentary series on Digital Pollution. Ethan's other book - Rehumanize Your Business: How Personal Videos Accelerate Sales and Improve Customer Experience Learn more about Ethan's Company BombBomb You can hear Ethan on The Customer Experience Podcast Connect with Ehtan on Twitter and LinkedIn Ethan also recommends the book Can You Hear Me by Nick Morgan 
In this short introductory episode, Scott shares some information about his background and how it applies to the content and conversations featured on the podcast.
What is happening in the world of marketing, content and leadership that makes a podcast like Get the Message Necessary? What does it mean to EVOLVE communication? What can you expect from guest interviews? Those answers and more are found in this introduction. |
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