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Navigating Social Media Management in an Election Year

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Session time: 45 minutes

In a typical year, running social media for a brand account is complex. But during a year like 2024, with over 31 million conversations around the presidential election, the complexity and risk are magnified. 

Presidential elections traditionally make social media a hard place to navigate, even if your brand isn’t inherently political. So, how can your brand reach business goals while staying mindful of global events?

Join us for a special conversation around the challenges that marketing teams face during big world events and get actionable solutions and tips to navigate these complexities with confidence. 

Hear from experts like Layla Revis, VP of Brand and Content at Sprout Social and Nathan Jun Poekert, CMO Advisor, as they discuss: 

  • How to identify trending election-related conversations 
  • Best practices for managing influencer relationships
  • Top ways to avoid a crisis during major events

Presenters

Layla Revis

Layla Revis

Sprout Social

Layla Revis, the Vice President of Brand, Content and Social at Sprout Social, is an award-winning marketer with 20 years of expertise in digital and social media. She’s led social media strategy for Fortune 500 brands like Samsung, Oracle, and Visa. Formerly at Leo Burnett and Ogilvy in New York, she has won a Gold Cannes Lion and three Telly Awards for her innovative digital and social media campaigns.

Nathan Jun Poekert

Nathan Jun Poekert

Jun Social

Nathan Jun Poekert is a CMO advisor and marketing consultant based in NYC. He was most recently the head of social, content and innovation at American Eagle and is currently working with multiple brands and clients to help them evolve their upper-funnel and creator economy marketing strategies.

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