Treme, Swamp People, Extreme Exterminators. Twilight, Green Lantern, Mardi Gras. So much about Louisiana tweaks the interest of the nation and the world.
Louisiana’s traditions, history, and people are unique and have been attracting attention for decades. What if I told you, Louisiana businesses, that you could sell more product or service through Social Media by talking about Louisiana with your community, instead of announcing your sales and inventory on your Social Networking sites?
Try this… think about an experience or fond memory you have from your life in Louisiana. Look for someone who has talked about a similar or related experience online, whether a blog, Twitter, or through a picture site like Flickr. Talk to your audience about your experience and engage in conversation with that person. You’ll likely enjoy it, your audience will relate to it, and you’ll connect with a new community. We bring the “social” to social media when we let our personality and culture show through.
During our “Louisiana Culture in Social Media” Conferences, Amber Osborne a.k.a. Miss Destructo, Jay Ducote, Craig Juengling, myself and other leaders will discuss the benefits and practical approaches for leveraging Louisiana Culture, your corporate culture, and your personality to reap greater rewards through your digital media. The diversity of Louisiana lifestyle and traditions will shine through as we make stops in Lafayette, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans later this month. Bring your unique Louisiana-ness to share with us. It’s how we say… “Y’all come now.”
To register for the Louisiana Culture in Social Media Conferences:
Trademarks belong to whom they belong. Here are the credits for the images in the graphic…
Billy the Exterminator; Treme; Mardis Gras Indian; Swamp People; Mardis Gras; Dr. John; Mr. Bingle; Chef John Besh; Twilight
