Memer’s Digest
Weekly livestreams to level up your team’s social media IQ
for Creative Leaders, Community Managers, and Social Strategists
From the author of The Hidden Psychology of Social Networks and former Head of Brand Strategy at Reddit, Joe Federer.
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Every great social team struggles with the same question:
What’s trending this week…?
What is Memer’s Digest?
20 MINUTES OF SOCIAL TREND ANALYSIS, LIVESTREAMED EVERY WEEK
The more inspiration you can give your team, the more time and energy they’ll have to make stuff the Internet loves. Every week, Memer’s Digest packages trending stories, inspiring examples, and strategic analysis into an accessible, entertaining livestream.
Best-in-class brand examples
See examples of successful brand content and strategies.
CREATIVE INSPIRATION
Get inspired with analysis of organic trends and creators.
COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICES
Learn community management from an industry veteran.
Memer’s Digest
includes:
WEEKLY LIVESTREAM
20-minutes packed with creative inspiration, social trends, and brand examples
TRENDING CONTENT
Accessible links to every post and trend covered
COMMUNITY MANAGER CHAT
Access to Slack community for discussion with social experts
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joe@AnInternetReference.com
Staying on top of social trends requires a real dork.
I am that dork.
Hi! I’m Joe Federer, the creator of Memer’s Digest. I spent years building social strategy and creative teams in large agencies, then at Reddit.
Staying current on Internet culture is one of the toughest problems my teams faced. Newsletters sit in inboxes. Social listening tools feel clunky. My teams craved a quick, engaging way to understand and anticipate major moments in Internet culture.
In my book The Hidden Psychology of Social Networks, I detailed my experience building best practice-defining campaigns for the major social platforms and established a framework for how content flows through the Internet. Now, I’m taking my analysis live with Memer’s Digest.
As a creative leader at Reddit, I founded the Brand Strategy team, led strategy for special projects, and established the brand playbook.
The Hidden Psychology of Social Networks was published by McGraw-Hill and has been selected a must-read by publishers like LinkedIn and ReadWriteWeb.
“Without Federer’s keen insights and thoughtful analysis, you are destined to become an irrelevant, almost clownlike figure in your profession, honking your rubber nose and clanging your marketing cowbell to an increasingly disinterested audience.
Buy this book or die a joke.”
-Jason Kreher, Creative Director at Wieden + Kennedy
Equip your team with the inspiration they need to make stuff the Internet loves.
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