From its humble beginnings in 2009 at The Coffee Groundz to its current home at Impact HUB Houston, Social Media Breakfast of Houston has navigated both highs and lows, all the while serving the greater Houston area as a community-building powerhouse.
Share in its 15th anniversary celebration featuring SMBHOU co-founders Kami Huyse and read more...
Confessions of a Reluctant Self-Promoter (And Why Today I Embrace Careful Self-Disclosure)
I hate talking about myself. I hate it. A lot. I hate self-promotion, I hate telling you how great I am and all of the cool things I've done. It's something that I've always struggled with personally. I even have a hard time writing a bio for my website or submitting one to event organizers who invite me to give a talk. The Notion of “Personal Branding” Started Getting Under My Skin Years Ago My dislike of self-promotion reached a climax in 2006. That’s when TIME magazine announced that “YOU” were the Person of the Year. I had been read more...
From Dream to Reality: How to Become a Published Author
If you’ve always dreamed of being a published author but didn’t think it could ever happen, this month’s Houston Social Media Breakfast shows you the simple process you can take to add the title “book author” to your resume! D. Scott Smith, author of several books including Business Networking: A Scientific Method, co-host of the podcast read more...
Insights from Two Entrepreneurs on Building and Elevating Your Personal Brand
When you’re an entrepreneur, consultant, or small business owner, building your own brand is crucial for establishing credibility, trust, and recognition within your industry. A strong personal brand sets you apart from competitors, provides opportunities for networking, collaborations, and long-term career growth, and helps you attract clients or customers.
At a recent Houston Social Media Breakfast, host Jennifer Texada spoke with read more...
Blindly Churning Out Never-Ending Content Is Counterproductive
Content Dumping
kän-tent dəm-pi
The practice of creating excessive amounts of content without
a clear strategic purpose or quality control
More Isn’t Automatically Better
Peter Behrens, the world’s first industrial designer, famously coined the phrase “less is more,” which was later popularized by architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.
Today the phrase is used in business and communication read more...
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