Jason Keath is a refreshing voice on creative culture and digital trends. He is a keynote speaker, writer, and entrepreneur.
Jason is the founder and CEO of Social Fresh Conference, the leading social media and digital marketing conference for major brands and agencies. More than 200 of the Fortune 500 have attended Jason’s training sessions, workshops and presentations.
Rooted firmly in the creative arts, Jason brings an innovative approach to marketing and internal culture. With a BFA in Fine Arts from the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, he focuses on how creative thinking can drive businesses forward and improve employee satisfaction and productivity.
He is routinely quoted by media in the NY Times, USA Today, MSNBC, the LA Times, AdAge, the Washington Post and other outlets.
Press Mentions
- NY Times – Best Twitter Ad Practices
- WSJ – MarketWatch – 5 ways Facebook could make more money off you
- Inc.com – 4 Ways To Take Advantage of Facebook Mobile Ads
- Forbes – Is Pinterest The New LinkedIn For Job Seekers?
- Wall Street Journal – 6 Tips For Tapping Pinterest’s Surging Popularity
- Forbes – Pinterest Using Tracking Codes to Monetize
- Kansas City Star – Lowe’s deletes “hateful” comments on Facebook page
- AdAge – Tumblr Finds Sweet Spot In Fashion, Media Brands
- Entrepreneur – Lessons from the Casey Anthony #NotGuilty Tweet
- USA Today – TGI Friday’s Beer App on Facebook Raises Toast to Dads
- AM New York – Social skills a must for 2012 presidential candidates
- Mashable.com – 10 Tips for Building a Strong Online Community
- AM New York – Arianna Huffington: The making of a mogul
- AM New York – Got rights? Not many when getting fired because of Facebook
- Mashable.com – Social: In-House Team, Agency or Consultant?
- Washington Post – Some businesses are victims of Groupon success
- NY Times – Facebook Is Going for Some Twitter Sensibility
- Yahoo News – 2009, Year of Twitter and Facebook
- News and Observer – Tweets are sweet for business
- Charlotte Biz Journal – Buying into social media to win customers
- The Straits Times – A Facebook, Twitter Year
- Adrants – Social Media Set Sail on Carnival Destiny
- The Telegraph – Facebook Privacy Settings Stir Debate
- Charlotte Observer – Customer gripes get fast action – Business folks flock to learn about social media – Let’s socially network, Charlotte – Do you Twitter? – How social media are like sex