After 10 years, we’re ending our podcast. We are both incredibly grateful for the opportunity to have you as a listener. So in this final episode of Hanson & Hunt, we’ll tell you about our decision, reflect on producing 190 episodes of the show, share some podcasting advice, and give thanks to all who helped make this so enjoyable to do.

Thank you!

Arik and Kevin

Please note: Our website - HansonandHunt.com - and previous episodes will be available through December 2024.

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What's behind the drop in average marketing budgets and martech spend? We'll discuss that. Also, strategies to address the shift in how people find and consume news, why corporate social media continues to be the most misunderstood job in comms, and what do do about the death of the social media follower. Plus, an unlikely spokesperson, slogan and real-time campaign for Minnesota tourism, and more!

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EPISODE SUMMARY

Gartner’s 2024 CMO Spend Survey

The social media news anchor

Spotlight: "Bring ya ass"

Why social media is the most misunderstood job

The Death of the follower

Closing: Over-optimization

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Gartner CMO survey reveals marketing budgets have dropped to 7.7% of overall company revenue in 2024

How the social media news anchor is redefining journalism

Explore Minnesota tourism capitalizes on Anthony Edwards' viral "Bring ya a**" comment

Why social media is the most misunderstood job in corporate America

Social media marketing: The death of the follower

The plague of over-optimization

Help Every Reporter Out

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Gini Dietrich has made some interesting new additions to her popular PESO Model, we'll discuss that. Also, a new report on social media jobs, the latest numbers on podcasting’s popularity, and the anti-AI backlash in imagery. Plus, why you should never assume the story a journalist is working on will be as bad as you think, and more!

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EPISODE SUMMARY

A refreshed PESO Model

Infinite Dial report

Spotlight: An AI image fail

NISM Social Media Job Study

Followers vs. engagement

Closing: Coach Mulkey’s PR misstep

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The newly refreshed PESO Model framework and process

The Infinite Dial 2024

Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s Facebook ad fail

2024 NISM Social Media Job Study

Sue Serna/My 8 Takeaways from the NISM 2024 Social Media Job Study

Instagram chief says follower counts are not a good indicator of account value

Kim Mulkey's media relations strategy backfires

There's no place for a reptile brain in PR

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There's new evidence that you should reconsider sharing links in your social media posts. Also, why your thought leadership approach might be stuck in “mutually assured irrelevance.” Plus, a new report on challenges in internal communications, the increase in distractions at work, and more!

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EPISODE SUMMARY

The social media productivity report

Who sends traffic on the web?

Spotlight: Auntie Anne's

The 2024 state of internal communications

B2B thought leadership impact report

Closing: Reasons why employees are distracted

ARTICLES AND LINKS

The Social Media Productivity Report

Who sends traffic on the web and how much?

The art of making pretzels part of every conversation

The 2024 state of internal communications

Is your thought leadership stuck in ‘mutually assured irrelevance’?

Reasons why employees are distracted

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What kind of posts perform best on LinkedIn? We'll dive into an overwhelming new analysis of user activity on the platform. Also, Pew recently released its latest data on the usage of all major social media channels. Plus, LinkedIn collaborative articles, the art of commenting to gain favor with your company's stakeholders, and more!

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EPISODE SUMMARY

Maximizing LinkedIn performance

New Pew info on social media use

Spotlight: Special Bisquick box

How to use the art of commenting for PR

2024 Global Comms Report

Closing: LinkedIn collaborative articles

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Key tips on maximizing LinkedIn performance

Americans’ social media use

‘Fargo’ season 5-themed Bisquick debuts at remote midwest supermarket

How to use the art of commenting for PR

Cision and PRWeek 2024 Global Comms Report

LinkedIn shares new insights into engagement with collaborative articles

Arik's webinar/10 social media trends for 2024

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The quality and trust of AI-powered content vs. human-powered content is a hot topic right now. We'll look at two new studies that get into that. We also chat about the priorities for comms leaders in 2024. Plus, the viral marketing stunt from The North Face that seems too far-fetched to be true, the continued use of bad photos across internal and external comms, what to do about the mess at X, and more!

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EPISODE SUMMARY

Is AI content better and trusted?

The employee influencer trend in internal comms

Spotlight: The North Face gets "to the choppa"

Priorities for comms execs in 2024

Crappy photos on your channels

Closing: The mess at X

Closing: McDonald’s social job posting

ARTICLES AND LINKS

AI content Is preferred over human content

Readers don't trust AI-generated news

The top internal communication trends for 2024

I complained to The North Face after their 'shoddy' waterproof jacket failed me in a New Zealand rain storm. You won't believe what they did next.

8 key priorities for execs and comms leaders

4 bad communications habits to leave in 2023

Elon Musk claims advertisers are trying to ‘blackmail’ him

McDonald's job posting for a Director, Social Media and Influencer Marketing

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