Christopher Craft
Columbus, GA
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Christopher Craft is a speaker and the author of 'O.P.E.N. Routine: Four Components to Personal Branding Excellence.' He’s also the Chief Visionary at Nao Media and Consulting, a digital agency for the sports and entertainment industries.
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@FernandoBIZ I can't thank you enough for visiting and reading this piece. It was written from my heart and my goal is to practice what I preach. I'm headed over to check out your blog right now! Keep inspiring.
Great post Jayme. I'm super humbled by your mention. Much love to @Soulati | B2B Social Media Marketing!
What a lovely platform for me to give my sports and digital marketing rants! Go #DM!
@JayBaer My wife has caught me "spooning" with my iPad numerous times. I often fall asleep listening to an audiobook or something, but yeah dude... I'm with you there.
Wait. I commented on this post already? Sh*t. I need to do it again. I loved this.
Judge again so you can possibly influence them to take on some of the ideals that you believe will help them become a better orgsnization. I know there has to be a liiiittle bit of ego involved here (there would be for me); but chalk it up, giggle at the walrus and stay involved with KCBS (for the experience/education alone if anything).
You're not crazy homie. You're spot on. In my few years of experience with social media, I have also noticed that outsourcing your strategy and engagement to someone who isn't equipped with the knowledge and cultural experience of the client and their team never ends well. Insourcing will be bad news for unfocused consultancies... and good news for consultancies that have drilled down and put 100% focus to their passion (big shout out to Jess Ostroff for helping Nao drill down to sports & entertainment x digital). It's time out for social media agencies that think they can work with any and everybody even if they don't anything about the client's industry and culture. Excellent post Jay.
@mariawilliams672 thanks for the props.
Hi Jess. I love this! Uplifting and motivating. Thank you sis.
@jessostroff :) love the energy of my extended family at Convince & Convert.
Eye opening and inspiring post Jess. Educating your customers and the public in general is not only a way to build authority, but it shows that you really friggin' care! Love it.
@kevinrcain thank you so much for the love. I'm heading over to check out your blog post right now. :)
Researching an affordable social CRM for a client prospect right now... This post was right on time.
The good ol' "Why" ... I'm loving this series
@Sean McGinnis You got it man. I'll get with you and Gini while up ther :)
Got us setup with rel=author at the Nao blog about two weeks ago. I'm excited about the developments. Sean, meant to speak with you more at Social Slam. I'm about to take on some attorney clients and would love to connect with you. Good post sir.
Excellent episode.
Wow these numbers and estimated time commitments you speak of in this post are unbelievable. Social media management is NOT easy work. I agree with you Ray some of these folks need to get real.
Informative post... Great list! @MitchJoel mentioned an app called Sit or Squat at Social Slam. It tells you where clean bathrooms are located. https://www.sitorsquat.com/