Coffee Social | Social Media Marketing, Content Creation, & Entrepreneurship
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Coffee Social | Social Media Marketing, Content Creation, & Entrepreneurship
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How can you live rent-free in someone’s mind? From catchy jingles that echo in your mind to meme-worthy content that spreads like wildfire, this episode is all about sparking creativity.
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EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
: Social audio is an underutilized tool for engagement.
: Innovative campaigns can create buzz and community support.
: Billboard advertising can be affordable and effective.
: Taylor Swift's marketing strategies create emotional connections.
: Merchandise can serve as free advertising for your brand.
: Quick response profiles can keep your brand relevant in real-time.
: Engagement through unique challenges can boost visibility.
: Fun and creativity are essential in marketing strategies.
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How can you figure out a way to live rent-free in somebody's mind, 24-7?. Maybe it's a jingle, maybe it's a funny dog that you've got in your office. Anything that's going to be nearly meme-worthy.
Speaker 2:It's Coffee Social, the podcast, all about social media and business. And now here are your hosts.
Speaker 1:Jonathan Howard and.
Speaker 2:Mimi Langley Hi Jonathan Howard.
Speaker 1:Hello Mimi Langley.
Speaker 2:Oh, my goodness, jonathan, we're in season two.
Speaker 1:We're in season two, but I want to know what kind of witchcraft you got working out here. This is episode two of season two, but it's the first one we're recording.
Speaker 2:I know that is kind of weird, huh, because we have YoFit, which is episode one, yeah.
Speaker 1:It's weird.
Speaker 2:Well, hi everybody who has their coffee. I have my coffee. Look at my mug Cheers, oh my gosh. Look, I have my coffee.
Speaker 1:Look at my mug.
Speaker 2:Cheers.
Speaker 1:Oh my gosh, look at this. She got a new mug finally.
Speaker 2:Do you see who's on it?
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:Are you? Come on, my camera quality is not that bad.
Speaker 1:Your camera quality is terrible. It's fuzzy Okay.
Speaker 2:Well, it's Taylor Swift. So, cheers, you're pretending you're Taylor Swift, I'm a Swifty, thank you, she pretending. What are you drinking, mimi? Oh, I'm drinking. Oh gosh, who's the best? Seattle's best. I'm drinking Seattle's best, and I don't have any cream or sugar in it. I drink my coffee black, but I do add my protein powder, so I guess it's really not black.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but shout out to.
Speaker 2:Flav City. His protein powder is amazing, okay, and it's very expensive. Back to you, jonathan powder is amazing, okay, and it's very expensive.
Speaker 1:Back to you, Jonathan. What are you drinking?
Speaker 2:I'm drinking Stoke cold brew coffee.
Speaker 1:I love Stoke. Like Stoke. If you want to sponsor, I know you recommended this to me.
Speaker 2:Do you love it?
Speaker 1:I do, I do. It's really good Cold brew coffee. It's the lighter roast but it's still bold.
Speaker 2:Okay, I was going to say because it's a different. I think I drink like the blue one, so that's a lighter roast. Okay, jonathan, can you believe we're back and we're planning on doing 32 episodes of this podcast called Coffee Social?
Speaker 1:32 episodes. We're going to make it right, god willing. We're going to make it right, god willing. It's going to be an exciting season on the season, off the season. By the way, I apologize, I'm getting over COVID, so if my voice is a little weird today, that's COVID, but it's going to be an exciting season.
Speaker 2:That's an excuse. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding.
Speaker 1:I'm here, aren't I?
Speaker 2:I know Thanks's an excuse. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm here, aren't I? I know? Thanks for being here. I know you're excited about this episode because we're going to be talking about marketing but not just any kind of marketing. We're going to be talking about unique marketing tactics that you could be doing, so are you excited? I'm excited.
Speaker 1:Outside the box stuff things that haven't been done before, or have they?
Speaker 2:Well, they clearly have, but maybe it's just never been on your radar. And now, okay, jonathan, tell the people who you are, just in case it's their first time here at Coffee Social.
Speaker 1:Why is it their first time?
Speaker 2:I don't know, but I just did that in one breath and I almost coughed.
Speaker 1:Well, my name is Jonathan Howard. I'm the owner of Success on Social and I help successful female coaches reach their ideal clients on social media through developing their signature strategy, telling their story, and, of course, that leads to them changing the world. And over to you, mimi.
Speaker 2:Hi everyone. I'm Mimi Langley. I teach women in business how to host rooms, how to moderate on social audio. That includes LinkedIn audio, clubhouse, chatter all of them, you guys X Spaces. You can take a lot of what I teach and bring it over there as well, and it's really a great way to grow your business from the ground up. So I'm excited, jonathan, are you ready to jump into it?
Speaker 1:Because the first thing we're going to talk about is Social audio. Over to you, Mimi.
Speaker 2:Oh, my goodness, I'm so excited. I love it, because a lot of people still don't talk about social audio. We went to the podcast conference podcast movement, this past summer and we talked about social audio. Hardly anyone knew what I was talking about. Jonathan, I don't know if you experienced that or not. They're like what Huh? Yeah, they were missing it.
Speaker 2:We're going to talk about social audio. I'm manifesting this now for us. We're going to talk about social audio at the next year's conference. We're going to be speakers speaking on it, Because it cannot only just help grow your podcast, but it's a great way for you to really share your expertise. No matter what industry you're in, you know you can meet new people. You can open up a room and talk, because it's audio only. Most of the time, it's audio only traditional social audio audio only, and you can share, you can give your three top tips on something in your niche, in your industry. It's a great way for people to find you right, Because sometimes we get buried with the same old, same old content and we don't stop the scroll, unfortunately. So on social audio, it's a different beast, right. It's a way to kind of people are there because they want to listen in on content. So if you have a good title and a great topic, the chances of bringing new people into your world are high. So what do you think, Jonathan?
Speaker 1:Yeah, absolutely, and I think it's such a great opportunity that many people are missing because there's a different audience on social audio that you're not tapping into. So finding that audience and tapping into that audience is a big win, I think, for a lot of people. And you were right, the podcast movement nobody had a clue what social audio was. It was very funny. I was thinking that would be a good topic to talk to them about.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and honestly, we grow our podcast every single time we talk on social audio. When we talk about the podcast, people are like, oh, I didn't know you had one, I'm going to go ahead and go and follow you. So it's a missing tool in a lot of people's businesses for marketing. So, all right, enough of social audio, let's talk about I don't even know what the heck this is. I'm just going to say it because I'm reading it off the paper Smash Army, smash Army, so what?
Speaker 1:did you see, this summer there was a campaign going on and it was for. It was smash army. What they were doing was smashing cans and it was an intern who was given an unreachable task of getting a million followers, I believe, over the course of a certain amount of time I think it was like a six-week period and she did so by smashing the cans and all she did was create videos of smashing a can and she ended up accomplishing the goal. And the thing is, the really cool idea behind this is one single goal and everybody was able to be motivated behind that and reach and cheer for that single thing that she was able to accomplish. So it was definitely a really fun strategy.
Speaker 1:Now it turns out she wasn't I don't believe she was really an intern. There was a lot more to it. There was a lot of people in the background that knew what was going on and working towards it. So it was a campaign that was done, but it was done very, very well and it's an outside the box kind of way to get run a campaign, run a strategy of, you know, having one of your interns get to a certain number of followers on a separate account and then they're rebranding now the the drink and they're doing all this stuff, and she's a part of that campaign as well, so it's actually been a really interesting thing to follow.
Speaker 2:Why can't we be the first to do things like this, Like I'm just thinking, gosh, I guess we could break coffee cups. We could. That would be costly, though.
Speaker 1:It would. I mean we could break our plastic cups. Our Starbucks comes in. It's not as exciting.
Speaker 2:Jonathan, I'm Greek. I don't know if you know that about me.
Speaker 1:I'm Greek.
Speaker 2:We break things all the time. I was going to say things, but really, yes, plates, and we say Opa, celebration, anyways, opa, opa to all the Greeks listening. Very interesting, very interesting, I think. If you can create a very unique challenge, I think that that could be really beneficial, that's good, yeah, I love that one.
Speaker 1:I thought it was a really unique way of doing things.
Speaker 2:I hope that made people smile. If that didn't make you smile, this next one is going to make you smile and I know it's going to make you smile. Jonathan Howard, did you see it? And I know it's going to make you smile, jonathan Howard, did you see it? So we mentioned that we were at a podcast conference this past summer and one of the sessions was about PR and getting more media attention and there was a girl named Sarah from Frugalpreneur Podcast who I thought was absolutely fabulous, by the way. She was giving suggestions on what to do and she said that people, there's actually a business for this. I've never heard this before.
Speaker 2:I was always wondering how this happened. There are people that will rent, like a few seconds on a Times Square in New York City billboard Okay, and I know, I mean, that's what they're famous for. Is those those billboards in Times Square, right? And I always was like, how do people score that kind of advertisement? And you can go to there's like there's a few websites that offer this and I think she mentioned one was like timesquarebillboardcom or something like that. We'll put, we'll put the information in the notes section if you're curious. But she said you could even score one for $100. So it doesn't have to be super pricey.
Speaker 1:What do you think? Should we be on a billboard? We should be on a billboard. It's a few seconds, but hey, it's a billboard in Times Square. We have to be there, you have to leverage that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's what I was going to say. The next time we go to New York City, like we're doing it and we're going to stand in front of it and get a million pictures and videos, because, like, that's in a second, yeah, you know what you can do. What you can do, though, is like take that material and how you can promote it and mark anyways.
Speaker 1:I'm excited, absolutely, absolutely. You could leverage the hell out of that because you're on it on a in Times Square. So you know, we could also probably do that without being on a billboard in Times Square, but we could really be on a billboard in Times Square.
Speaker 2:Like it's legit. Move over Beyonce Coffee socials in town. Also it's important to mention this, it doesn't have to be Times Square billboard. There's a ton of billboard companies all over the world that you can advertise on, so even if it's Los Angeles or something, um, but I just thought it was interesting. Love LA Used to live in LA.
Speaker 1:I know you used to live in LA, I don't know how.
Speaker 2:Me neither Still have a lot of PTSD when I'm on the road. Me neither, graphic, still have a lot of ptsd when I'm on the road. Um okay, let's move into my favorite person in entertainment because I have her mug, uh-huh taylor swift, and this is okay you talk to us about, because she's a beast when it comes to marketing.
Speaker 1:She knows her people when it comes to marketing, and this is not even something that's designed to necessarily. Well, it might be because it's Taylor, so everything is designed in a certain way. But so you know, at her concert she performs 22,. You know I'm not going to sing it, but maybe I'll put a clip in here.
Speaker 2:Remember I did.
Speaker 1:I think that's right you did sing it last season, so maybe I'll put a clip of her singing it in here. But as a part of that performance, you know, she wears the t-shirt and the little the 22 hat, the sparkly hat. The sparkly hat, the sparkly little top hat. So as a part of that, in every single concert, do you know what she does?
Speaker 1:She gives it to somebody, she gives it to somebody, she gives it to somebody, she read ahead in the notes, she gives it to somebody and it's really this touching moment where this super fan is so excited, or it's a little girl who's like in tears and she's sitting there singing the song and doing it and everybody that's in the stadium captures it on video and everybody posted on social media with an emotional connection.
Speaker 1:Every single day, every single time, she performs that song that is out there and multiple people are recording it and it is just front and center on social media because it's touching, it's emotional, it's a great story and we love to see those things. So how can you figure out a way to be live rent free in somebody's mind? You know 24, seven, maybe it's a jingle, maybe it's you know, a funny dog that you've got in your office, anything that's going to be nearly meme worthy, but you know, just entertaining and has that emotional connection. What is it that you can do to live rent free in somebody's mind? Because that's what Taylor is doing with that one piece of content that becomes millions just by giving a hat away each and every concert. I have one word for that.
Speaker 2:Wow, I wasn't expecting. See the things that Jonathan pulls out. I'm telling you guys, he is like, he is researching and investigating like different marketing tactics for us, and that one, I mean I look at that all the time. I see it all the time on my socials. I see it all the time on YouTube pop up in my feed about her giving the hat every night to somebody, and it is, it's a very like sincere moment and I don't know if she set it up that way. I don't know if she thought ahead of time that this is going to blow up the internet, but it did and it does every single time she does it. So what can we do, jonathan? Oh my gosh, now I'm thinking about it.
Speaker 1:I mean you teach about this a lot with signature style, so Yep, yep, and that's really a lot of what goes into your signature style. It's the things that people are going to remember, it's. You know? I wear this hat in public when I'm working all the time for a reason because people recognize me. People at the podcast conference recognize me. The hat lives rent free in some people's heads. So you know anything that you can do to find that little connection that's going to work, I think, for me we should come up with something.
Speaker 2:Well, I was gonna say my accent. A lot of people when they hear it, they, like you know, they just think of me, which?
Speaker 1:I love that the way you say coffee.
Speaker 2:Coffee, yeah, dog Automatic. That was all for you guys who always request.
Speaker 1:Request words from you.
Speaker 2:So we have two more unique marketing tactics that we're going to get through because we try to keep these episodes digestible for you. But before we do, we have to pay the bills. We got to roll the sponsors of this episode, right, jonathan?
Speaker 1:That's right, we have to roll the uh commercial ads, commercials, yeah, the things that pay the bills ready away press the button, roll it.
Speaker 2:Did you find it?
Speaker 1:I found the button.
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Speaker 2:For watching everyone. We'll put those links in the show notes below, in the description below. For you guys, click away Some great resources for you, okay, so let's continue on. We have two more tactics to go before we close down. The first one two 22. I'm sorry, taylor, I had to do that.
Speaker 2:I'm sorry, Taylor she's in my brain Run free, run free. So let's talk about merchandise because, listen, jonathan is not anti-merchandise, but kind of sort of, if you really want the real Jonathan, but no, but merchandise. I think that that is something that will never die away. I mean, think about it Anywhere you are grocery store, the mall. Does anyone go to the mall anymore?
Speaker 1:I don't think so.
Speaker 2:Well, grocery store, walmart, target, wherever you're shopping and you're out and about post office, and you have the name of your podcast on your shirt or the name of your business on your shirt, people are looking. Whether they want to or not, it stands out most of the time to them and they're seeing it. So that's free advertising for you. And when we were at the podcast conference, I mean people were very thinking outside of the box with merchandise. There was one girl. She made stickers to hand out to people. Another girl had her bathing suit with her podcast on it. I'm not kidding Jonathan. There was one guy walking around with a backpack and on the backpack it was scrolling like the name of his podcast.
Speaker 2:You couldn't keep your eyes off of it. I was like what does this say? What's happening right now? I'm just going to stand behind him so I can read the whole thing. So I mean, think about that when you're thinking of merchandise, it doesn't just have to be the same old, same old stuff.
Speaker 1:Right, and t-shirts are a given. I mean, t-shirts are something that are a given and yes, mimi, we could drop ship t-shirts to people. But it has to be one of those things, because the thing with merchandise being that I worked retail you have sizing, you have coloring, you have graphics those are all three different things. So you have to decide on those three things and you know, if you want to have more than one, you're going to have to get sizes of all of the second one that you get and stuff like that. So merchandise is tough because then you end up with boxes of t-shirts in your house that you're like what am I going to do with 500 coffee social t-shirts? Because that's what you need to get the price low.
Speaker 2:Okay, but you're right, though, with drop shipping. So look into drop shipping you guys. If we can find, maybe a drop shipping expert at some point, we'll bring them on the podcast. The other thing is, you don't have to do t-shirts, right, but I think coffee mugs would be our thing that?
Speaker 1:I'm just saying Let us know what you guys want, let us know what merchandise you want. We're not getting it Not approved.
Speaker 2:Do you see this face? Anyways, jonathan, we need to move on. We need to go to the last tactic, and then we could save us fighting for bonus material.
Speaker 1:Bonus materials for? Yeah, so the last tactic and Mimi is not even going to throw this one to me, but the last tactic is actually something that I saw in the political campaigns. So I have noticed that the Harris campaign has really taken social media to a different level, with what they're doing and how they're utilizing social media and leveraging it, and one of the things that she has is a quick response profile that's responding like in the every hour to different things that are happening in the campaign and putting it out there, and it's a really interesting way of staying on top of the news and making sure that you're getting responses out and news hacking to a certain extent. So I thought that it was a really, really smart way to do things If you're in like PR really smart way to do things If you're in like PR. If you're in you know any news centric types of things where you could actually use something like this a quick response to respond to the things that are happening in the news, to respond to you know different things that are you know, oh my God, this is, this happened and this happened and this happened If you're in news, just in general, this could be a fun social media profile that you could have so that you could respond and every hour, just have something else that you're hitting, so that you're constantly in the feed and it's constant in the feed me.
Speaker 1:I'm covering Paris Fashion Week. I could be there and I could cover. I have a profile for Paris Fashion Week and I could be there and I could be. This is the outfits that I love this hour. This is, you know, whatever the breaking news is, whatever the breaking fashion designer is, whoever won something I don't know, you know, covering the Olympics same thing. You could do all those different things and I think that would be a really fun way to utilize social media.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I love that. I mean, right, let's put the fun back into creating content. I know sometimes we, you know, go with the flow, with everything that's happening on there and we I don't know we get sick of it sometimes. So bringing back the fun is fun to do, Bringing back the fun is fun.
Speaker 1:Ooh, that's a deep one. Mimi is fun to do.
Speaker 2:Bringing back the fun is fun. Ooh, that's a deep one, Mimi.
Speaker 1:Hey, no but Bringing back the fun is fun, let's have fun.
Speaker 2:No, I agree, you heard it here first, folks, you heard it here first.
Speaker 1:We're going to put that out on our breaking news, our rapid response profile.
Speaker 2:Listen, I know that having more than one account it's a lot. It can be a lot, but I like if you could have a good strategy behind it, like they do for the elections or, you know, paris Fashion Week, like I think you know, it could definitely benefit you absolutely overall in your, in your business. So now I'm thinking about coffee social and how what could be another account we have?
Speaker 1:I know for sure, fan accounts, but we don't. We don't even manage the one.
Speaker 2:Oh, I'll talk to him, you guys do not worry.
Speaker 1:We'll get better.
Speaker 2:All right, jonathan, we have listen. That was a lot packed into this episode.
Speaker 1:That was a lot. We're going to be like a huge long episode. We're glad it's coming out in the first batch.
Speaker 2:Keep lot. We're going to be like a huge long episode. We're glad it's coming out in the first batch. Keep you excited. Yeah, I mean we hopefully you got your steps in the 10,000 of them during this episode. But, jonathan, you want to go ahead and you know, do your thing for the ending and then I'll do my thing. Oh, my goodness.
Speaker 1:Do I remember my thing? Because I had to do my thing. When was the last time I had to do my thing? Yeah, so, um, he doesn't remember you guys. That's why fun is fun, fun is fun. So, if you have not already, um, and you love what you're hearing, make sure that you go over to the podcast, and this is to. If you're listening to this on 10, 10, this is a big day. You're going to run over to the podcast and subscribe because on 10, 10, when this releases, and subscribe because on 1010, when this releases. I'm going to shave my head if we run up those charts. So make sure that you go over and subscribe to the podcast and if you love what you're hearing, write us a review. We'd love to see what you've got on any of the platforms, but for Apple Podcasts, especially on 1010, run up those subscriptions. We want to see that that goes up. We want to hit number one and then I'll shave my head.
Speaker 1:So that's the main focus, but, of course, write us a review and follow us on Instagram, on Pinterest. We are on Pinterest Follow us on, are we? We are remember. Where else are we? We're on YouTube OnlyFans, yeah.
Speaker 2:Oh my gosh, the end. Five stars, don't forget.
Speaker 1:Five stars because Mimi, mimi needs her stars. She cries when she doesn't get stars, so give her five, not four. Not four, frank, but five.
Speaker 2:Well, it was Bob, so now it's Frank. This time it's Frank this time.
Speaker 1:It's frank this time you guys.
Speaker 2:That was so much fun and I really want to see jonathan shave his head, so please subscribe I do actually have hair, by the way oh, you do. If you're, if you're watching on youtube, he's showing us his hair very nice hair, by the way I do have hairs a little edward cullen twilight ish sort of is it?
Speaker 1:no, I didn't think so.
Speaker 2:Very short it's so different. Without the hat, you guys go run, run to youtube and look at this, um. But we want to end the episode a little bit different than we normally would. In season one, we ended it with the most important question of them all, and is that are you team Mimi or team Jonathan? And we just figured out that we're never going to know.
Speaker 1:Mimi lost no I did not lose, no. Mimi lost.
Speaker 2:So we want to go ahead at the end of each episode for season two, kind of do it Are you a team blank or team blank? And align it with what the episode's about, and so we brought up Taylor Swift a lot in this episode.
Speaker 1:We did Because we love her.
Speaker 2:We're Swifties. We want her on Coffee Social eventually Mainly not a Swifty. I have my mug, okay. So we want to know are you team Taylor or are you team Beyonce, since at one point they were rivaling. Well, we made that up, right.
Speaker 1:We made that up, but yeah.
Speaker 2:The tours were right. The fans made that up. There was a rival. There wasn't a rival.
Speaker 1:They went to each one's movie premiere yeah, movie premiere, concerts and things. They like each other. Amazing, two females can like each other. Oh my gosh New world.
Speaker 2:So let us know, are you team Taylor or team Beyonce? If you had to choose one, okay, you can put it in the comments section on YouTube, or you can put it on our Instagram, because I'm sure we'll put that up as a post for you guys to comment and so well, that's it. How do you feel, jonathan?
Speaker 1:I feel empty and alone now well, thank you everyone.
Speaker 2:So much for watching. We will see you in the next episode. Bye, jonathan Howard.
Speaker 1:Bye, Mimi Langley.
Speaker 2:Bye guys, bye everyone I can see you.
Speaker 1:I can see you Like those stars.
