Chatterkick

Chatterkick helped us identify an audience group that we would otherwise not have been able to find and connect with. They were able to give us recommendations on how best to reach our target audience and which platforms made the most sense for us to be a part of in order to effectively engage with that group. We have been able to implement a social media sales strategy based on the information and recommendations that Chatterkick provided. — Economic Development — We have asked Beth Trejo from Chatterkick back several times to our electric cooperative communicators group because she has practical, easy to understand advice about getting started in social media. Her No. 1, most-valuable tip is to create an editorial calendar and work ahead! It's done wonders for me. — Cathie Shively, NIPCO — Beth and her team at Chatterkick have a knack for stirring up conversation for the betterment of our brand through social media channels. Using current trends and best practices, Chatterkick has helped The Maids improve our social media strategy and engage prospects and customers in online dialogue. Additionally, Beth has provided ongoing training and support for our system of over 150 franchise owners so they too can be knowledgeable and feel comfortable in the social media space. — Amy Olson, The Maids International — Beth Trejo of Chatterkick does an excellent job of hosting the PDRA-sponsored webinar series on how businesses can get the most from such social media platforms as Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest. The webinars are tailored specifically to our audience of independent paint and decorating store owners and managers, providing them with great information about the and concrete action steps for connecting with their customers through social media. Beth chooses excellent visuals, provides a cogent narrative and gives participants a chance to ask questions, which makes every webinar in the series a "must-attend" for a retail businessperson looking to grow his or her business through the promotional value of new media. — Diane, Paint and Decorating Retailers Assc. — While we certainly recognize the ever-increasing importance of social media, as a very small organization with limited human resources, we lack the ability to monitor and maintain the type of social media presence we strive to consistently represent to our members. Thus, when a public relations crisis, which was fanned by social media, struck one of our community's leading employers, we turned to Beth Trejo and Chatterkick for their experience and expertise to help us successfully and rapidly communicate via these emerging media platforms. — Chris McGowan, Siouxland Chamber of Commerce — You can never go wrong by investing in communities and the human beings within them.