Social media club member helps promote 5K and fun run benefiting children in Haiti.
What “Embracing Social Media” Should Mean for SLC Hoteliers
By Larisa Arbashevskaya, SMCSLC member Embracing social media and developing relevant content and strategy is what every hotel should strive toward, but don’t take our word for it. According to Travel Weekly’s April 2010 article on Social Media, “Social media use among travelers continues to grow faster than the travel industry itself. Unique monthly visitors…
Summer Vacation Plans Go Social
Internet travel site TripAdvisor announced plans to integrate its content with Facebook.
June 24, 2010 – SMCSLC Summer Extravaganza: Mini Golf at the Salt Lake Art Center
Join SMCSLC members for our summer party on Thursday, June 24 at the Salt Lake Art Center downtown. Bring your family and friends and enjoy playing an 18-hole artist designed miniature golf course. Grab food from the Chow Truck, and enjoy a private performance by Sony recording artists One EskimO. Event capacity is 200 people. …
Writing Like a Pro
Professional writing tips for social media users from a seasoned copywriter.
Evo’10 Locals Discount
By Rachel Herrscher, SMC of SLC member Join Today’s Mama and Mom it Forward for Evo’10—a conference that blends workshops, networking, parties and the wind-in-your-hair relaxation that can only be found by spending summertime in the mountains. Who: Bloggers, businesses and social media junkies of all levels. What: Participate in hands-on tutorials and workshops, thoughtful…
Blogging for Fun and Profit
By Jessica Petersen, SMC of SLC member In March 2009, I sat in a room full of SXSW attendees listening to food bloggers discuss their love for food and how they have made their success. One of these bloggers was Salt Lake City local, Kalyn Denny of Kalyn’s Kitchen. Now admittedly, I don’t recall specific…
The Facebook Privacy Kerfuffle
Facebook’s privacy scandal. What it means to users and businesses.
Social Media and Disgruntled Drivers: UDOT Hosting Online Dialogue About Transportation
The Utah Department of Transportation is successfully using social media to keep drivers updated on the I-15 CORE project, which will reconstruct 24 miles of I-15 from Lehi to Spanish Fork over the next two-and-a-half years.
Case Study: Social Media at USANA
USANA uses blogging, Facebook and Twitter to educate, build community, and provide resources for its distributors.
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