Author: Louise Julig

The San Francisco Giants have the most engaged fan base in Major League Baseball.

They're recognized as social media standouts in the sports world.

But as recently as three years ago, they had no cohesive voice on social media and no social media strategy.

The Giants were a traditional organization in a traditional sport. In 2010, when they brought in Bryan Srabian as social media director, they were getting information to fans by broadcasting. Typically this meant holding press conferences and sending out press releases or email

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Do you want your company to be seen as a thought leader in your industry?

Are you B2B in a niche market and wondering if social media is relevant to your audience?

Drillinginfo, a software as a service (SaaS) company serving the global oil and gas industry, is a B2B provider in a very specialized niche market, which has been actively using social media since September 2012.

Their goals are to emphasize their role as an oil and gas intelligence company and boost the perception of the company as a thought leader in the industry.

Since

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Are you looking for ways to engage with your employees and your local community?

Are you using social media to create awareness for the services you offer?

Keep reading as I reveal how a nursing home used social media to build a loyal local community.
Nursing Homes and Social Media?
Nursing homes, assisted-living facilities and rehab communities are not known for being active in social media—yet.

But changes in Medicare mean communication with patients and families and the employees who care for them is more important than

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