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Brian Honigman

Social Media & Content Marketing Consultant - Adjunct Marketing Professor - Career Coach for Marketers

Brian Honigman is a Philadelphia-based marketing consultant and career coach with extensive experience in digital marketing, social media strategy, and professional development.14 He is the founder of Honigman Media, where he provides consulting services, training workshops, and career coaching for marketers and business leaders.13

Professional Background:

  • Marketing Consultant: Helps NGOs, tech companies, and media brands develop marketing strategies3
  • Adjunct Professor: Teaches at Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management and Francisco Marroquín University1
  • LinkedIn Learning Instructor: Has trained over 800,000 students from organizations like Amazon, Nestle, and McDonald's1

Key Achievements:

  • Named a "digital marketing expert" by Entrepreneur magazine
  • Recognized as a "top social media pro" by Social Media Examiner1
  • Worked with notable clients including the United Nations Development Programme, NATO, Thomson Reuters, and People Magazine3

Consulting and Training Focus: His workshops and consulting services cover various areas such as:

  • Social Media Marketing
  • Content Marketing
  • Digital Marketing
  • Public Relations
  • Thought Leadership
  • Career Development2

Professional Experience: Prior to running his own business, Honigman worked at a local magazine, managed clients at a Pittsburgh-based agency, and served as a marketing director at Marc Ecko Enterprises.1 He is currently based in Philadelphia and continues to provide strategic marketing guidance and career coaching through Honigman Media.4

Highlights

Jul 17 · linkedin

The always-on sentiment on social media is made up. Sure the algo may "punish" you with less visibility short term, but brands can take breaks.

Whether it's a scheduled short-term social media break like L.L.Bean and REI take annually given they sell outdoor apparel or a long-term pause on a channel you'd like to reassess, there are benefits to an intentional pause.

First off, a thoughtful pause can signal your values as an organization, like supporting mental health or promoting unplugging to enjoy outdoor activities.

Another one is allowing your team the space and resources to reevaluate which channels make the most sense for your organization to invest in. I've seen companies pause a social account and never return, and others come back with a refreshed strategy given they had the room for a clean slate.

And finally, a less planned, but important time to pause is during an emergency. Being conscious of current events and knowing when it's right to cease communications as important developments unfold shows respect and avoids inserting the brand into the wrong subject areas.

Listen to the full insights on how brands take social media breaks in this episode from my Social Media Marketing Trends course on LinkedIn Learning.

The always-on sentiment on social media is made up. Sure the algo may "punish" you with less visibil

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States