I cannot tell you how blessed I feel to be back for a FOURTH year of partnering with the team at @cflouisville ...
#GiveForGoodLou has become part of my life, my history, my DNA. The hashtag will be on my epitaph someday. I LOVE this giving day.
Let’s change the world.
Well, @ChrisStrub here. Still locked out of the verified account.
If you’re curious, Chris is home from that bar, pouring another drink, admiring this Greenville sunset and imagining that he was next up on the master list, right behind Kanye, Bill Gates, Elon Musk and Obama ...
Here is just a bit of feedback from last year at #SMMW19.
You may say, “But Chris, I don’t care about Twitter.”
My hope in speaking is to move you in some way. To ignite emotion. To spark feelings. To change you.
#SMMW20 is about the experience. I’d love to be a part of yours.
In tennis, you could have the best forehand in the world, but if you can’t hit the backhand, you’re screwed. https://t.co/Ulaja3HMah @ChrisStrub#SocialWithStrub
Perhaps most important, though, is your nonprofit's ability to have others create an Instagram Story on your behalf . It's @ChrisStrub 's top #InstagramStories tip, in Forbes: https://t.co/N9FkqyYZzp @ForbesCMO#nonprofits
I designed these four courses with the “Frankenmarketer” in mind: that person who needs to know a little about everything, and quite honestly doesn’t need to know everything about everything. https://t.co/Ulaja3HMah @ChrisStrub#SocialWithStrub
According to @ChrisStrub in Forbes, one of the most under-utilized aspects of Instagram Stories these days is the hashtag. https://t.co/DEM42Rma6Q @ForbesCMO#Instagram
I’ve led a successful social media career by staying balanced, staying authentic, and staying human — and my hope is that these courses can help you achieve the same. https://t.co/Ulaja3HMah @ChrisStrub#SocialWithStrub
According to @ChrisStrub, users may quickly grow weary of seeing a donate button from the nonprofit in their own daily feeds. https://t.co/DEM42Rma6Q @ForbesCMO#IGStories
The Golden State Warriors feature sharpshooter Steph Curry and big man Kevin Durant, but the not-so-secret weapon is Draymond Green, who can adapt and defend any position on the floor. https://t.co/Ulaja3HMah @ChrisStrub#SocialWithStrub
In baseball, general managers are shifting dollars from the muscular sluggers, like Mark McGwire, to the “super-utility” guy, like Ben Zobrist, who can play any position. https://t.co/Ulaja3qaLH @ChrisStrub#SocialWithStrub
I’ve been blessed to speak to audiences featuring some of the world’s largest brands, and crowds filled with solopreneurs and nonprofit representatives. https://t.co/Ulaja3HMah @ChrisStrub#SocialWithStrub
And if you know the first thing about me, you know for certain I am not intimidated or obsessed with perfectionism. https://t.co/Ulaja3HMah @ChrisStrub#SocialWithStrub
And in conversations with social media professionals of all experience levels, their thought process almost always defaults to this sort of statement:
“Ooh, I wish we were doing more ____________.” https://t.co/Ulaja3HMah @ChrisStrub#SocialWithStrub
The logos — and marketing budgets — vary greatly, but in speaking with people from coast to coast, no matter how big the brand, one consistent theme always emerges:
“How can I do more with less?” https://t.co/Ulaja3HMah @ChrisStrub#SocialWithStrub
No matter how great a storyteller you may have on staff, your audience is likely to quickly tire from seeing that call to action exclusively on your channel, writes @ChrisStrub in Forbes: https://t.co/N9FkqyYZzp @ForbesCMO#nonprofits
I designed it that way on purpose: because at the end of the day, balance is what’s most important. https://t.co/Ulaja3HMah @ChrisStrub#SocialWithStrub