The Conversologist Show | Social Media Episodes

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The Power of Conversation to Ignite Success in Social Selling

by Jam Mayer • 5 June 2023

Discover what 'Social Selling' truly means in this episode of the Conversologist podcast. It's not about spamming on social media - so what does it take?

Going Live: Maximise your Creative Potential on the Stream

by Jam Mayer • 16 February 2023

First live stream edition of the show with our guest, Rebecca Xu, product marketing manager at Opus where we tackle the do's and don'ts of live streaming.

The Conversologist Podcast with Rew Shearer

Will the Metaverse be a Bridge for Us to Talk to the Future?

by Jam Mayer • 10 December 2022

What if you could talk to the future, and the future talks to us? Our thoughts around the technologies behind "The Peripheral" and a few real-world applications.

How Does Technology Influence Who We Follow

by Jam Mayer • 12 February 2021

You might just want to revisit who you follow or look closely at who follows you on social media. Tech could be the hand of fate ensuring that two people meet where and when they should.

Clubhouse App: The Next Big Thing in Audiocasting

by Jam Mayer • 24 January 2021

Clubhouse is the new player in social media. We chew the fat on audio’s pros and cons, the culture shift of social media, and first impressions of this invitation-only, audio-only app.

Now we’re Talking! Voice is the New Buzz

by Jam Mayer • 3 August 2019

Voice search and commands are seeing massive global growth. Why should we be listening to the talk about voice? What does it mean for a chatbot developer?

Building a Social Media Organisation

by Jam Mayer • 23 May 2019

If you're time-poor trying to get the best ROI from your social, then building a social media organisation can help. This episode is for you.

The Move to Private Spaces in Social Media

by Jam Mayer • 14 May 2019

Social media public newsfeeds are now moving to private spaces - your messaging apps, groups and communities. What does this mean for marketers and users?