Category Archives: Speak Social Culture
Speak Social President Receives Key to Cuvee Castle
Written on April 18, 2013 at 8:11 pm, by Stephanie Bogus
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!
When Yoda asks you a Question, you Better have an Answer for him …
Written on April 17, 2013 at 3:39 pm, by Stephanie Bogus
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?
Oh, We’re Official Now: Speak Social on Wikipedia!
Written on April 11, 2013 at 6:00 pm, by Stephanie Bogus
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 »
It was Time to Make an Office Upgrade, so …
Written on March 19, 2013 at 8:43 pm, by Stephanie Bogus
Meet our newest client, Cuvee Coffee! They’re bold, full of flavor (and hopefully after working with us) RICH! Check Them Out! Website | Facebook | Twitter | Blog
Our President, Brad Bogus to Present for Social Good Summit Austin at Austin City Hall during SXSW
Written on March 7, 2013 at 9:42 pm, by Stephanie Bogus
JOIN US TO LEARN MORE ABOUT SAVING THE WORLD CLICK HERE TO RSVP ON EVENTBRITE —————————————- In February, the Speak Social team took part in the first-ever, citywide Work From Home Day and it was a HUGE success! Not only did the Governor’s Office, City of Austin, County departments, Dell, and many Continue Reading »
SXSW is Here … and this is What we’re Psyched about this Weekend!
Written on March 7, 2013 at 7:56 pm, by Stephanie Bogus
As native Austinites, we’re always happy when SXSW rolls to town and we get the chance to catch up once again with our friends from across the country … and the world! We’ll be wheelin’ and dealin’ across town for the next 10 days, but here are a couple of things coming up this weekend that Continue Reading »
Gawker Article tells the Story of Adalia Rose, and the team that Battled Online Bullying for her
Written on February 22, 2013 at 5:25 pm, by Stephanie Bogus
Speak Social’s Andy Gonzalez one of the Adalia Team Leaders We met writer Camille Dodero at an event we co-organized called Abstract Austin. It was an art show and auction to benefit The Progeria Foundation in the name of Adalia Rose. If you don’t know the story of Adalia, it’s heartfelt, gripping, sad, happy and Continue Reading »
Talk is Cheap: Can your Social Media Marketing Team Deliver on what they Preach?
Written on February 11, 2013 at 8:05 pm, by Adam Price
Our President, Brad Bogus, and I recently spoke to a group of delegates from Pakistan about U.S. Social Media practices. During the Q & A session, some of the delegates asked what makes a good Social Media company. Pakistan is an incredibly tech-savvy country from what we could tell, but the Social Media game is Continue Reading »
Trust your Gut Enough to be the CEO of your Vision
Written on January 31, 2013 at 8:15 pm, by Brad Bogus
Imagine that you are a CEO with critical decisions to make daily, but no clue how to make them. You look over your bookkeeping, and the piled-up accounts receivables, as well as the accounts payables lingering nearby. Suddenly, your thoughts spring to your P & L Statement. It seems miserable, definitely lower than your projections Continue Reading »
We’re Working with Local Volunteers to Complete the First Mashable Social Good Project here in Austin
Written on January 3, 2013 at 8:53 pm, by Stephanie Bogus
The Speak Social team joined other volunteer companies in the New and Social Media sectors to form a Social Good Summit committee here in Austin. In case you’re not familiar with the Social Good Project nationally (and if so, shame on you), this cause is backed by Mashable and the UN Foundation to encourage groups Continue Reading »
