social media

It used to be that a website was important to get your business out there and maybe even some SEO... well now its online video. Find out how to make an effective online video, and how using social media can bring more clients to your business using less money than ever before! The experts in online video and social media in Nashville, discover615.com present leveraging your business through online video and how its changing the face of the advertising world.

Pundits tell us that individuals have more power now than ever before thanks to the explosion of personal media from blogging to podcasting to video sharing to social networking to mobile apps to location-based services.

Are we using this power responsibly and effectively? Is social media growth sustainable? Why are we behaving in an anti-social manner on social networks?

No cribbed answers or parroted advice, just questions to start the conversation that we–the evangelists, experts, and early adopters–need have.

Collaboration is the key to any businesses' success. Today's economy finds many of us working alone or with remote teams online. You can utilize thousands of available social apps to communicate with others, but until you understand how to respect the laws of true collaboration these tools are useless.

Join our session to learn how to value the power of true collaboration and leverage online social media to gain personal growth, and execute at a new level of "great."

Content strategy is an emerging practice, and it involves a lot more than just text - it also includes images, video, and audio. We'll talk about content inventories, qualitative content reviews, learning what your users want, how social media and analytics fits in, and designing a workflow for the content creation process. We'll see who's doing it right, and what you can learn from their sites. You'll leave knowing how to create high-quality content that meets users' needs and that reinforces your company's brand.

So, you're on Twitter. You have 887 friends on Facebook. Are you engaging and interesting online as well as in person? Do you talk to people at networking events or are you a wallflower wino (nothing against winos)? Most people are a little bit of both, and I want to teach you about Social NETiquette, combining traditional networking hints with social media outlets.

You have a Facebook profile, a Facebook page, a blog or two, three Twitter accounts, Google Wave, Google Buzz, as well as profiles on lala, Blip, MySpace (still) and a few others you can't remember your password to. So now what? How do you find and build your audience beyond your current followers and fans without losing those you already have or the few brain cells you have left?