Here is a table of contents featuring the highlights for those who might not want to watch/listen to the whole thing!
2:15 Things get kicked off
3:00 When did I decide my passion and how I got started with Bite and Booze
6:00 How I decided to start a blog
9:15 Shout out to Foodbuzz
11:25 Town Favorites Magazine and other local publications and how that gives credibility, "just a blogger"
14:30 Communication and sense of community, community around food
16:00 Baton Rouge Social Media Association (@BRSocMe) shout out
21:45 Q: How many hours do I spend on the blog/blog activities during a typical week?
21:45 Q: How many hours do I spend on the blog/blog activities during a typical week?
22:20 Shout out to the Tin Roof Brewing Company
23:00 Mention of video for Raising Cane's and talking about turning hobby into money
24:40 Q: Have you thought about moving or going anywhere else for your blog? Do you get any travel opportunities from the blog?
27:35 Q: How do I write differently about something like tailgating where it is individual cooks vs writing about a restaurant or professional chefs? How do approach asking strangers for food, etc.? Talking about filming the LSU Tailgating videos!
29:20 Q: Can you talk a little bit about your Twitter strategy? Difference between Twitter and Facebook in communications and communities. Giving BBQ some love, tailgating, etc.
34:55 Q: (I like this one, thanks Lindzee!) Do you feel it's creepy to just randomly reply or mention people on Twitter?
36:00 How do you monitor yourself online and see what is happening related to you and your blog?
40:20 Talking about the other Jay Ducotes in the world
41:05 Q: Are the great opportunities out there coming to me or am I having to actively seek them out?
42:15 My good advice for the day, mention of Ninja Snowballs Videos
44:05 Getting paid to do certain things but not others... a little journalistic integrity
44:50 Tony Chachere's/CSS Tailgating Cook-off
47:00 What should other people be trying to do right now to be successful? Attitude about networking. "What can I do for you" attitude?
48:20 "What's Cookin'?" - That's for you, Tommy.
48:50 Q: How can vote for you in the cook-off?
49:40 Q: Who are the other two finalists competing with you in the cook-off?
And that's it. Thanks to everybody at LSU HHS, CxC, and more that invited me to speak and put "Inside the Communication Studio" on. I really appreciate the opportunity, and I look forward to doing it again in the future! Feel free to share this with all your friends who may have missed it!
23:00 Mention of video for Raising Cane's and talking about turning hobby into money
24:40 Q: Have you thought about moving or going anywhere else for your blog? Do you get any travel opportunities from the blog?
27:35 Q: How do I write differently about something like tailgating where it is individual cooks vs writing about a restaurant or professional chefs? How do approach asking strangers for food, etc.? Talking about filming the LSU Tailgating videos!
29:20 Q: Can you talk a little bit about your Twitter strategy? Difference between Twitter and Facebook in communications and communities. Giving BBQ some love, tailgating, etc.
34:55 Q: (I like this one, thanks Lindzee!) Do you feel it's creepy to just randomly reply or mention people on Twitter?
36:00 How do you monitor yourself online and see what is happening related to you and your blog?
40:20 Talking about the other Jay Ducotes in the world
41:05 Q: Are the great opportunities out there coming to me or am I having to actively seek them out?
42:15 My good advice for the day, mention of Ninja Snowballs Videos
44:05 Getting paid to do certain things but not others... a little journalistic integrity
44:50 Tony Chachere's/CSS Tailgating Cook-off
47:00 What should other people be trying to do right now to be successful? Attitude about networking. "What can I do for you" attitude?
48:20 "What's Cookin'?" - That's for you, Tommy.
48:50 Q: How can vote for you in the cook-off?
49:40 Q: Who are the other two finalists competing with you in the cook-off?
And that's it. Thanks to everybody at LSU HHS, CxC, and more that invited me to speak and put "Inside the Communication Studio" on. I really appreciate the opportunity, and I look forward to doing it again in the future! Feel free to share this with all your friends who may have missed it!
Loved the video! Great job!
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