Social Media Expedition » social memphis http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com . Thu, 08 Dec 2011 14:44:17 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 . Social Media Expedition no Social Media Expedition social@lunaweb.net social@lunaweb.net (Social Media Expedition) . Social Media, Memphis, Social Networking, Media, Networking, Internet, Computing, Technology, Tennessee, LunaWeb, Web Design Social Media Expedition » social memphis http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com Social Expedition Podcast #5: Brand Identity, Droid, South of Beale http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com/2009/11/social-expedition-podcast-5-brand-identity-droid-south-of-beale/ http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com/2009/11/social-expedition-podcast-5-brand-identity-droid-south-of-beale/#comments Thu, 05 Nov 2009 17:35:13 +0000 LunaWeb http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com/?p=523 For today’s edition of the Social Expedition Podcast, we brought in Ed Cabigao from Memphis gastropub, South of Beale, to talk about his use of social media for the pub. The story of how he used Twitter and Facebook to share about what it’s like to open a restaurant – and how that built anticipation for its opening – is quickly becoming local legend.

photo by LunaWeb, on Flickr.

photo by LunaWeb, on Flickr.

We also talked about Sprint’s customer service, brand identity – specifically the Bayer logo – and the Motorola Droid.

Our SocialMemphis segment featured Memphis City School’s new student social network about to be rolled out, with this week’s featured Twitter-er being @DowntownMemphis.

You can download the podcast here, stream it by clicking the play button below, or subscribe in iTunes.

If you want more, tomorrow is our Core Conversation podcast – call in to participate or listen live from 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. There’s more information, including the phone number, available at our BlogTalkRadio page.

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]]> http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com/2009/11/social-expedition-podcast-5-brand-identity-droid-south-of-beale/feed/ 0 bayer,brand identity,Cellphone,customer service,Downtown Memphis,droid,medicine,memphis city schools,motorola,smartphones,social memphis,Sprint For today's edition of the Social Expedition Podcast, we brought in Ed Cabigao from Memphis gastropub, South of Beale, to talk about his use of social media for the pub. The story of how he used Twitter and Facebook to share about what it's like to ope... For today's edition of the Social Expedition Podcast, we brought in Ed Cabigao from Memphis gastropub, South of Beale, to talk about his use of social media for the pub. The story of how he used Twitter and Facebook to share about what it's like to open a restaurant - and how that built anticipation for its opening - is quickly becoming local legend. We also talked about Sprint's customer service, brand identity - specifically the Bayer logo - and the Motorola Droid. Our SocialMemphis segment featured Memphis City School's new student social network about to be rolled out, with this week's featured Twitter-er being @DowntownMemphis. You can download the podcast here, stream it by clicking the play button below, or subscribe in iTunes. If you want more, tomorrow is our Core Conversation podcast - call in to participate or listen live from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. There's more information, including the phone number, available at our BlogTalkRadio page. Social Media Expedition no Social Expedition Podcast #3: Mashable, Memphis Zoo, Shut Up and Listen http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com/2009/10/podcast-mashable-zoo-shutup/ http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com/2009/10/podcast-mashable-zoo-shutup/#comments Fri, 23 Oct 2009 09:16:57 +0000 LunaWeb http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com/?p=469 In this week’s Social Expedition Podcast, we talk about the glut of information issuing forth from the fountain that is Mashable, the brand-new list functionality on Twitter, talk about the basics of Facebook, and praise the Memphis Zoo’s use of Twitter.

We also sit down with the guys from the “Shut Up and Listen” podcast, who have a lot to say about podcasting, Web culture, and more – so much, in fact, that we couldn’t fit it all on the podcast. Stick around; we’ll be posting the unedited interview shortly.

Valu Thrift Headphones by Thrift Store Addict on Flickr

"Valu Thrift Headphones" by Thrift Store Addict on Flickr

Some links mentioned in the episode include:

Download the podcast here, or listen below.

]]> http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com/2009/10/podcast-mashable-zoo-shutup/feed/ 3 Eric Maskol,facebook,Mashable,Podcasting,Shut Up and Listen,social memphis,Twitter In this week's Social Expedition Podcast, we talk about the glut of information issuing forth from the fountain that is Mashable, the brand-new list functionality on Twitter, talk about the basics of Facebook, and praise the Memphis Zoo's use of Twitter. In this week's Social Expedition Podcast, we talk about the glut of information issuing forth from the fountain that is Mashable, the brand-new list functionality on Twitter, talk about the basics of Facebook, and praise the Memphis Zoo's use of Twitter. We also sit down with the guys from the "Shut Up and Listen" podcast, who have a lot to say about podcasting, Web culture, and more - so much, in fact, that we couldn't fit it all on the podcast. Stick around; we'll be posting the unedited interview shortly. Some links mentioned in the episode include: Mashable Twitter Facebook Memphis Zoo on Twitter Crowdspring.com Reaper recording software Shut Up And Listen Podcast Why Aren' t You Listening? Shut Up and Listen on Twitter BarCampMemphis Eric Maskol Download the podcast here, or listen below. Social Media Expedition no Social Expedition Podcast #2: healthcare, something good, feedback friday http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com/2009/10/social-expedition-podcast-2-healthcare-something-good-feedback-friday/ http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com/2009/10/social-expedition-podcast-2-healthcare-something-good-feedback-friday/#comments Thu, 15 Oct 2009 17:16:54 +0000 LunaWeb http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com/?p=443 This week, we got Dana Lewis on the line. She’s a senior PR/political science major at the University of Alabama, but what brought her to our attention is that she’s a health communications consultant who spurred a worldwide conversation about health care and social media by regularly hosting chats on Twitter based around the #hcsm hashtag.

Download the podcast to hear that conversation and so much more, including: hash browns. Mmmm.

IMG_0348 by Joelogon on Twitter

"IMG_0348" by Joelogon on Twitter

In this episode:

  • Social Business: Business is becoming increasingly transparent, where once it was isolated. We talk about David Armano’s recent presentation about social business, and how every aspect of business is becoming more a matter of collaboration rather than heroics.
  • SocialMemphis: We spotlight MIFA’s “Something Good in Memphis” campaign, which focuses on people who do good things in and around Memphis and promotes their actions and efforts though social media. Learn more about our SocialMemphis project on Twitter and Facebook.
  • We talk with Dana Lewis, a healthcare communications consultant (and University of Alabama senior), who started the #hcsm hashtag for an ongoing, worldwide chat about healthcare communications and social media. Every Sunday at 8 p.m. Central time, she posts topics for group discussion and then participates both from her own Twitter account, and from @healthsocmed.
  • Hashtags: we talk about what they are, how they work, and ones we use, including #smexp and #barcampmem.
  • Upcoming Events: It’s a busy fall here at the Social Expedition, including two events Friday: the inaugural Feedback Friday and a tweetup before a showing of “Where the Wild Things Are.”
  • As we wind things down, we offer our condolences to those who have not yet received Google Wave invitations, and talk about the methodology for keeping the beta testing so limited.

We also mentioned some tools that people use to follow the #hcsm conversation:

]]> http://www.socialmediaexpedition.com/2009/10/social-expedition-podcast-2-healthcare-something-good-feedback-friday/feed/ 0 Feedback Friday,FF,hashtags,health,health care,healthcare,MIFA,social memphis,tweetup,Twitter This week, we got Dana Lewis on the line. She's a senior PR/political science major at the University of Alabama, but what brought her to our attention is that she's a health communications consultant who spurred a worldwide conversation about health c... This week, we got Dana Lewis on the line. She's a senior PR/political science major at the University of Alabama, but what brought her to our attention is that she's a health communications consultant who spurred a worldwide conversation about health care and social media by regularly hosting chats on Twitter based around the #hcsm hashtag. Download the podcast to hear that conversation and so much more, including: hash browns. Mmmm. In this episode: Social Business: Business is becoming increasingly transparent, where once it was isolated. We talk about David Armano's recent presentation about social business, and how every aspect of business is becoming more a matter of collaboration rather than heroics. SocialMemphis: We spotlight MIFA's "Something Good in Memphis" campaign, which focuses on people who do good things in and around Memphis and promotes their actions and efforts though social media. Learn more about our SocialMemphis project on Twitter and Facebook. We talk with Dana Lewis, a healthcare communications consultant (and University of Alabama senior), who started the #hcsm hashtag for an ongoing, worldwide chat about healthcare communications and social media. Every Sunday at 8 p.m. Central time, she posts topics for group discussion and then participates both from her own Twitter account, and from @healthsocmed. Hashtags: we talk about what they are, how they work, and ones we use, including #smexp and #barcampmem. Upcoming Events: It's a busy fall here at the Social Expedition, including two events Friday: the inaugural Feedback Friday and a tweetup before a showing of "Where the Wild Things Are." As we wind things down, we offer our condolences to those who have not yet received Google Wave invitations, and talk about the methodology for keeping the beta testing so limited. We also mentioned some tools that people use to follow the #hcsm conversation: search.twitter.com TweetChat TweetGrid Twitter Web (which is just another name for Twitter.com) TweetDeck Social Media Expedition no