Creative

Below, are a variety of social posts - 4 per frame, some designed to establish brand, others to elicit interaction. In some cases, you may see examples of sliders created to appear on a client's website. Bear in mind that each post was supported by a message, in the form of text, to compliment the intent of the graphic. To navigate the slides, click on the arrows to the right and left in each frame.

MY WORK

Below, are SlideShare posts created to appear on LinkedIn. I decided to play with a few stark acronyms to garner the attention of our audience and led them along as the client told their story frame by frame. To navigate the slides, click on the arrows to the right and left in each frame.

MY WORK

Below, are a variety of social posts - 4 per frame, some designed to establish brand, others to elicit interaction. Bear in mind that each post was supported by a message, in the form of text, to compliment the intent of the graphic. To navigate the slides, click on the arrows to the right and left in each frame.

MY WORK

What people are saying

"I’m the community editor for Entrepreneur magazine and Entrepreneur.com. I first met Duke Getzinger on Twitter. Duke’s tweets immediately caught my attention—it was clear that Duke understood how to leverage social media to improve a brand. @EntMagazine has 27,000+ followers and I am extremely picky about who I follow. However, after reading Duke’s tweets and realizing how broadly useful they are to the entire small-business community, I decided to follow him back. Duke does not blatantly promote his business on Twitter, but he rather offers valuable advice to other entrepreneurs. Duke successfully uses Twitter to become more transparent and thus gains trust from his customers. It was because of his outstanding Twitter presence that I invited Duke to join Entrepreneur’s own 30,000+ member social networking site, Entrepreneur Connect. Duke has since become one of the top contributors on EConnect and has parlayed his business social media savvy into an appearance in a recent issue of Entrepreneur magazine."

Kara Ohngren
Online Community Editor
Entrepreneur Magazine