Digital marketing is often highly pressurised. Keeping your shiz together can be hard. Remaining creative and constructive even harder. Enter (stage left) Myles Pollard with a very special workshop at State of Social ’22.
A million and one things to do. No time to lose. And definitely no time to think about upskilling. Right? Wrong. If you don’t make time, your well-being will suffer. Ironically, so will your work.
When your breakout sessions are just as mouth-watering as your keynotes.
redditors to be catalysts for change both online and in the real world, exploring the reverberating impacts of this for brands and community-builders alike.
If anyone understands the power of community – and how to harness it – it’s Nextdoor’s Jennie Sager.
That’s right, we’ve got Dear Storyteller’s Mike Drysdale, TV and radio’s Carmen Braidwood and Storyation’s Andrés López-Varela back for State of Social ’22. We couldn’t be more chuffed.
Call them what you will, #StateofSocial22 is full of game-changing moments and ideas. And it only takes one idea to transform your year. Or even your career.
From becoming the Most Valuable Player to fast-tracking projects with a Minimum Viable Product mindset, getting your MVP on at State of Social ’22 will make you a digital marketing VIP.
State of Social ’22 is all about the MVP, whether you want to become the Most Valuable Player or master a Minimum Viable Product approach to digital marketing success.
Minimum Viable Product path to success. To write and execute your own Maximum Value Playbook with minimum effort.
Australia’s brainiest digital marketing event is back to equip you with the skills, tools and smarts you need to perform at the top of your digital marketing game.
The people have spoken… Picking the State of Social ‘21 best speaker is no easy task. To be honest, if we had to do it, it would be an almost-impossible one. That’s why we asked you to do it instead! The results from our survey have just landed back at State of Social HQ, and…
As close to 500 guests made their way into the stunning Riverview Room at Optus Stadium in Perth, we officially ticked off the largest attendance in the history of State of Social.
all she wrote for another year of State of Social. As is always the case with State of Social, there isn’t much time to reflect on the year that was, as we immediately start looking forward to next year’s conference!
Closing out day one of State of Social ‘21, Rae Johnston joined us via Zoom for an inspiring and refreshing keynote presentation on STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), emerging technologies, AI, the digital divide, and professional burnout.
Zoe Scaman, the founder of Bodacious, a UK-based strategy studio, joined State of Social ‘21 via Zoom with an eye-opening keynote presentation on building strong communities and fandom.
Whether it’s gaming, social commerce, TikTok, YouTube, social audio, social buzz, and more, Suzie’s incredible keynote at State of Social ‘21 covered just about every new social trend that has emerged over the last few years.
Having Rachel Corbett at State of Social ‘21 was an absolute treat, as NOVA Entertainment’s Head of Podcasts and Digital Content shared an enlightening keynote presentation on everything that is podcasting.
