David Spark
Podcast: Be the Voice
Twitter: @dspark
LinkedIn: /in/davidspark
Facebook: davespark
• Assess current business practices, thought leadership, and industry behavior.
• Tell the story of your company and product so customers and others can remember and retell.
• Develop editorial matrix to provide industry-leading content at every decision making point from discovery to purchase and even additional purchase.
• Manage and create compelling content messages that can be distributed over a multitude of mediums: print, audio, and video. • Distribute content and engage with other industry thought leaders via traditional and social media methods.
• Don't just attend or sponsor an event, get recognized at your next event by reporting on it.
• Live event editorial production. See services, testimonials, and samples.
For more than 14 years, David has worked as a journalist reporting on the tech industry in print, radio, TV, and online. His articles and advice have appeared in more than 25 publications and media outlets including eWEEK, Wired News, PC Computing, PC World, ABC Radio, and Smart Computing. You may have seen David dispensing his "how-to" advice and punditry on ZDTV/TechTV, a former cable station about computers and the Internet (video). In addition, David spent 10 years in advertising and corporate entertainment as a new media director and marketing creative.
While not covering the tech beat or managing ad campaigns, David squandered more than a dozen years working as a stand-up comedian and comedy writer for The Second City comedy troupe in Chicago (video).
Currently, David is a regular contributor for KQED’s “This Week in Northern California” and ABC Radio, hosts his podcast "Be the Voice," and can be heard daily on the “Spark Minute” for two Clear Channel radio stations in the Bay Area: Green 960 (progressive talk) and 910 KNEW (conservative talk).
David Spark lives in San Francisco, a city he loves so much he's become a local historian offering walking tours to locals and tourists.
Mobile: 415-794-9135
Skype: davidspark
Company sites: Socialmedia.biz and Spark Media Solutions
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- Why I hate the term ‘content marketing’
- Why is the federal government regulating behavioral advertising?
- 12 tips on how to approach bloggers
- Agile businesses don’t predict, they respond
- How to become one of the most respected companies in your industry
- KISS rock stars to participate in world’s most global online chat
- 10 ways to become a trending topic on Twitter
- Starter kit for a social media strategy
- Two faces of social media: marketing vs. enterprise 2.0 collaboration
- Business hierarchy doesn’t affect online collaboration
- Warning signs that your company will become the next Enron
- How to make your product go viral
- Highlights reel: My favorite posts from 2010
- How to get your B2B company to use social media
- How enterprise 2.0 tools have evolved this year
- How do you get everyone to watch your video?
- How social tools are improving human resources
- The Future of Enterprise Webcasting
- How has social networking saved your ass?
- Still hunting for right solution to manage the endless flow of information
- YourVersion: Building recommendations through implicit & explicit behavior
- Storify: Make stories using social media
- What’s your guilty pleasure app?
- What do you wish you knew about mobile app development?
- What makes you a true geek?
- How to crowdsource the production of a feature length film
- Tips for using social media & events to get your dream job
- On KQED talking Google, Verizon & Net Neutrality
- Why do people still download & install applications?
- Successful techniques for building your industry voice with social media
- Social Gaming Summit: How social can casual games get?
- Social Gaming Summit: Playing the distribution game
- Real-time web dictates change in industries
- Cause marketing motivated through challenges
- Embarrassing childhood stories from Diggnation’s host (and his mom)
- Making sense of conversations on Twitter
- End of the resume, rise of the super user
- RSA 2010: What responsibility do security bloggers have to the industry?
- RSA 2010: How to protect yourself from social networking malware
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