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Stephanie Bogus

Stephanie Bogus

Traditionally, a scribe is one who, for his profession, writes books based on the dictations of kings for consumption by the masses. I write based on the dictation of my world for empowering of the masses. Stephanie Bogus on Google+ @StephanieBogus

Stephanie Bogus

Speak Social President Receives Key to Cuvee Castle

April 18, 2013 by

Well … not really. But one of our favorite clients, Mike McKim of Cuvee Coffee dropped by to give us a sample of the new taps for their Cold Brew Coffee! He said he wants us to stare at it for inspiration, but now we can’t get our developer to put it down!  

Stephanie Bogus

When Yoda asks you a Question, you Better have an Answer for him …

April 17, 2013 by

We’re recording our next podcast session this afternoon, but we had a special guest in the office that got us thinking … what Jedi Mind Tricks (of the Social Media world of course) would you like to hear about from us in future podcasts?

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Oh, We’re Official Now: Speak Social on Wikipedia!

April 11, 2013 by

Just like a relationship that can start and end with the click of a Facebook button, Wikipedia is the Holy Grail for building credibility online for brands. It takes more know-how than a Fort Knox engineer to set yourself up correctly for an article to be written about you, but oh boy does it feel  Continue Reading »

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Speak Social Podcast Episode 5: Final Thoughts & What We Learned at SXSW 2013

April 8, 2013 by

  As it always does, the month of March flew in and out of our lives faster than a new iPhone App. With all of the hustle and bustle of SXSW, we wanted to take this Podcasting opportunity to reflect on who we met and what we learned at this year’s conference festivities! In this  Continue Reading »

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Blogs are Not Dead, You are Killing Them … DUMMY!

April 1, 2013 by

It always amuses me to see people emphatically write the statement, “Blogs Are Dead;” not only because this battle cry is usually posted on (you guessed it!) a BLOG, but also because it is a blanket statement that is neither tested nor really understood. I question whether these media mavens really know what a blog is; if  Continue Reading »