The Comms Show #2 - Visibility & Credibility

In amongst all the confusion of social media, there's a temptation to "go for broke" and publish on as many social media channels as you can, out of FOMO or somesuch. But often this leads to more confusion, lack of coherence and ultimately a lack of confidence. That's why Rash & Jez, in this episode, consider how you might go about dealing with this effectively and they ask "What do you want to do? And for whom?"

Sometimes, in the midst of all the noise of business and in particular the online world, it's easy to get confused about why and what we should be posting on the various online channels we've chosen. And that's why Rash & Jez have got some nuggets that might just give you that much-needed food for thought.  

How important is your reputation to you? What would happen if you came under fire on social media? Has it happened to you? Rash & Jez have a few thoughts for you.

It's a tough ol' social media world out there. Do you ever think that there's just not enough time to produce and upload content? Or that just getting it out there is the main point, rather than considering getting the best content you can to your audience? You wouldn't be the only one. Jez and Rash think about what you might like to consider when it comes to quality and quantity for your social media content.   

When it comes to social media, what counts for you? Is it the number of likes you get on your feed? Or is it your experience and believability - your credibility in other words? Rash & Jez have got their tuppeny-ha'penny for your food for thought. 

The very first one! This one's all about Social Media, Wellbeing, making sure you're doing the right thing and not letting social media affect you. Look after yourself and, in the words of the immortal Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys, Hang Onto Your Ego!

The show where Rasheed Ogunlaru (Rash) and Jeremy Kay (Jez) shoot from the comms hip and share their tips 'n' nuggets on the world of communication in business, life and everything really.