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By: Social Hospitality Principles Defined and Explained by Chris Brogan and The Roger Smith Hotel | by Josiah Mackenzie - Sc Pulse Media

Fri, 27 Jan 2012 12:21:45 +0000

[...] This mentality of social hospitality is how Chris Brogan (pictured) found the Roger Smith Hotel in the beginning. When Twitter was still new, Brogan – an early adopter – tweeted asking for recommendations for a New York hotel. The first and second people that responded were influential social media personalities, and both recommended the Roger Smith Hotel. The Roger Smith Hotel was the third to respond, with an invitation to stay at their property. (Brogan accepted, and then did what every marketing director dreams of – created a video about how happy he was with the hotel.) [...]

By: Social Hospitality Principles Defined and Explained by Chris Brogan and The Roger Smith Hotel by @HmarketingHelp – Hotel Marketing Strategies Blog

Thu, 26 Jan 2012 23:42:40 +0000

[...] This mentality of social hospitality is how Chris Brogan found the Roger Smith Hotel in the beginning. When Twitter was still new, Brogan – an early adopter – tweeted asking for recommendations for a New York hotel. The first and second people that responded were influential social media personalities, and both recommended the Roger Smith Hotel. The Roger Smith Hotel was the third to respond, with an invitation to stay at their property. (Brogan accepted, and then did what every marketing director dreams of – created a video about how happy he was with the hotel.) [...]

By: Behind Social Media: Social Hospitality Principles Defined and Explained by Chris Brogan and The Roger Smith Hotel | ReviewPro

Thu, 26 Jan 2012 23:39:29 +0000

By: Use Twitter to search and help

Use Twitter to search and help — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 10:09:40 +0000

[...] surprisingly, Chris caught on. As he explains here, he didn’t only stay at the hotel, he became a regular guest and spread the word about [...]

By: Enterprise 2.0 – Not if, but when do you start? « DigiRedo – New Media in Motion

Fri, 03 Jun 2011 18:37:53 +0000

[...] By speaking to potential customers directly. Because they will start talking about you, such as Chris Brogan and iJustine. No smushbags in the Social Media space. “The biggest ROI is to look back and look [...]

By: Social Media für lokale Unternehmen – Sinnvoll oder nicht? | Soziale Zeiten

Social Media für lokale Unternehmen – Sinnvoll oder nicht? | Soziale Zeiten — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 20:20:08 +0000

[...] haben. Bei kleinen Unternehmen kann aber etwas ganz Besonderes daraus werden, wie etwa das Beispiel des Bloggers Chris Brogan zeigt. Mit etwas Kreativität kann das kleine Unternehmen seine Kunden nämlich überraschen und [...]

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By: Hotels in Manhattan: A Study in Success | SUCCESS magazine Blog

Hotels in Manhattan: A Study in Success | SUCCESS magazine Blog — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 19:44:41 +0000

[...] media, word-of-mouth travels much further. I shot a little video and put it on YouTube, as well as wrote about the hotel on my blog. Others saw my tweets about it. Soon, there was a reinforcing message that the Roger [...]

By: cozmiuk

cozmiuk — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 23:47:32 +0000

I stayed at the Roger Smith hotel in a two bedroom suite for 3 nights. The suite was large, with a king sized bed, a twin bed and it had a pull-out couch in a large living area. There was also a desk, a dining table and a kitchenette. With the three closets one of them as large as the kitchenette we had plenty of space for all of us to spread out, It was probably the most roomy of the hotels NY midtown since it is 5-6 blocks from the subway. The only downfall was that the steam from the bathroom would set off the smoke alarm.