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Stories & Slides from the 2014 MarketingProfs B2B Forum
Last week I had the pleasure of being a part of the 2014 MarketingProfs B2B Forum in Boston. This event brings together over 800 B2B marketers from every US state and several distant countries. Keynotes included Scott Stratten, danah boyd, and … 
5 Reasons Why You Should Attend Social Brand Forum 2014
With two sold-out years of the Social Brand Forum behind us, we are excited to say that we’re making this year bigger and better than ever. The Midwest’s premier digital marketing event will again bring national speakers and industry thought …
Earned Media: The Case For Telling Better Stories Online
In the recent State of Media Report by Vocus, reporters revealed that they are quite likely to find stories or story ideas using social media. And while this is the case, there was an overwhelming response that most still prefer …
Spin Sucks: Is It Time to Change Your Story? (Book Review)
Sex sells. But unless you’re actually selling sex, it’s time to try something new. At least that’s one of the points that Gini Dietrich makes in her latest book, Spin Sucks.
21 Experts on Which 2014 Social Media Trends to Watch
With another year behind us and a new year on the horizon, digital marketers are looking ahead with excitement. As new technology, tools, and trends emerge, we thought it might be useful to ask some of the industry’s brightest thought …
Social Brand Forum 2013 Announces Value-Packed Agenda
We are getting closer. At the end of next month, the Midwest’s premier digital marketing event – Social Brand Forum 2013 – will be here. As preparations continue, I have some exciting news to share today.
Social Brand Forum 2013 Sneak Peek with Gini Dietrich
It’s hard to believe that we are just a few short months away from this fall’s Social Brand Forum at the Iowa River Landing in Coralville. Once again this event brings the best and brightest thought leaders in social media …
Social Brand Forum 2013 Dates and Speakers Announced
We have some exciting news to share. Since last fall’s first ever Social Brand Forum, which brought national social media thought leaders to Iowa’s Creative Corridor, we’ve been thinking about what would come next. This spark was further ignited last …
