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Lisa Barone

Lisa Barone

Vice President of Strategy

Overit

Lisa Barone is Vice President of Strategy at Overit where she serves on the senior staff overseeing the company’s marketing, social media and content divisions. Known internationally for creating many of the best practices and strategies for social media, Lisa works with clients to create unified, mixed-media marketing strategies.

Articles by Lisa Barone

  1. How to Leverage the Social CEO

    In today's social economy, visible storytelling sells, and who better to tell your story than the person responsible for leading the charge? But how do you convince your CEO to drop the hate and get on the social media soapbox? Here are five ways.

  2. How to Become a Content-Sharing Ninja

    Sharing content with your audience is a great way to create awareness, show expertise, grow your brand, and create relationships. Any brand can use content sharing as a way to increase visibility. All it takes is putting the proper steps in place.

  3. Putting a Spring in Your Marketing Step

    Your brand is as organic as the seasons. With proper care and attention, it will bloom and grow to be larger and stronger than ever. But it may not do so well left to its own devices without proper care and maintenance. Don't let that happen.

  4. The Benefits of Office Face Time Aren’t a Myth

    In the frenzy to defend telecommuter rights, the traditional office environment has taken quite a lashing. Maybe it’s important to think about how bringing employees back into the office and out of their pajamas can actually help, not harm, them.

  5. 5 Ways to Use Video to Connect With Customers

    Your audience loves video. They love to consume it, to share, and to be part of it. Push your video marketing to the max, whether it’s by using it to recognize your audience, provoke a reaction, tell a story, simplify confusing ideas, or entertain.

  6. Freeing Analytics from Your Digital Agency’s Closet

    Creating a data-friendly culture, where people from all areas of your company are excited by numbers and don’t fear them, takes serious work. It means going beyond the numbers and inserting context to build the larger story. Here's how to do that.