On this week's episode Sean catches up with Vine superstar, Ian Padgham. Ian is an artist and is widely regarded as a Vine expert working with a many global and well known brands.
On this podcast you'll learn about:
- How Ian's career led him to making Vine videos
- What is was like in the early days at Twitter when they purchased Vine
- How working within the limitations of a simple platform can bring out the best ideas
- “Vine is a cocktail napkin of video”
- Why a creative cup of coffee is vital
- How to brief your creatives
- What Ian looks to deliver with Minnesota Vikings
Resources from the podcast
- Thanks again to Ian Padgham, connect with him on Vine, Twitter (@Origiful), Linkedin, Instagram and YouTube
- Check out Ian's website
- Other podcasts that may interest you:
- Other articles of interest:
- This guy quit his job at Twitter to make Vines full time — now he earns thousands per 6-second video
- Ian Padgham: I almost never go online
- Twitter buys Vine before launch
- Monetising Vine
- Have you signed up for weekly Sports Geek News?
- Have you joined the world's largest #SportsBiz Slack Community?
Some tweets you may have missed
Cool #EURO2016 activations
https://vine.co/v/5Wnv1ntlqpt
https://vine.co/v/5WwnPZKtDb3
Vikings kick off!
This day has been marked on our calendars for months. #Skol https://t.co/z6gZaYnOQt
— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) September 11, 2016
Look kids, Big Ben!
Wish we could turn back time. https://t.co/IAb53FNhZK
— Ian Padgham (@origiful) June 24, 2016
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Best Australian Sports Podcast
in iTunes by acoumailleau from Australia on February 9, 2016
As a sport marketing professional, I listen and follow Sean religiously and the Sports Geek podcast never disappoints! From international guests to local sport expert, it always delivers the best content!!
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