Top 7 Social Trends from Social Media Week Chicago 2017
Posted November 21, 2017 By Tier One Team
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PR Best Practices,
social media,
social media best practices,
Social Media Week,
Social Media Week Chicago
Social Media Week Chicago 2017 (SMW) has come and gone. Arguably our favorite “holiday,” SMW offers a veritable cornucopia of the tips and trends that continue to move our industry forward. Here are some of the key takeaways from SMW that are sure to inform our social media thinking for 2018:
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Social Media Week (Part II) Gets Physical: Transcending the Web and Entering the Real World
Posted December 11, 2015 By Tier One Team
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Physical,
Physical Web,
PR Best Practices,
Real World,
SMW,
social media,
Social Media Week,
Social Media Week Chicago,
Web,
Brand,
Brand Experiences,
Experiences
As promised in last week's post, we have lots more to share from Social Media Week Chicago. This go-round, we’ll delve into the trend that extends the reach of social media offline and into the real world (#IRL).
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Social Media Week The Chicago Way (Part I)
Posted December 04, 2015 By Stephanie Malkus
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data,
PR Best Practices,
social data,
social intelligence,
social media,
Social Media Week,
Social Media Week Chicago,
Technology & Software
When it comes to social media marketing, there are more than a few details to consider—target audiences, keywords, hashtags, influencers—the list goes on and on. But at its core, social media marketing is just what all of social media is, a conversation. Ergo Social Media Week is the ultimate gathering of the savviest of conversationalists, and
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Social Media Week Chicago 2014: Building Brand Advocacy
Posted October 10, 2014 By Stephanie Malkus
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PR,
SMW,
social media,
social media marketing,
Social Media Week,
Social Media Week Chicago,
Starbucks,
Walgreens,
WOMMA,
advocacy,
brand advocacy,
brand advocates,
challenger brands,
Chicago,
content marketing,
Honda Cares,
marketing
Summarizing four days of nearly 140 events featuring the best and brightest in branded social media is quite a challenge. But if I had to, it comes down to one word: advocacy.
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