Genia Stevens (find her on Facebook) is a marketing consultant & strategist and a social media trainer who has extensive experience with helping companies use both traditional marketing and social media to reach diverse markets, drive sales and build their brand awareness.  Genia has 12+ years of experience in using the internet for marketing and sales purposes. She’s also a veteran blogger who is highly skilled at annoying political foes and finding every damn thing imaginable with a quick Google search – everything except her keys.

Genia is a social media trainer (view partial portfolio here and here) who has worked with companies nationwide using both online training and in-person, hands-on training methods. Marketers from T.G.I. Fridays, Trek, Bunn, Jockey, Nielsen, Equifax, Whole Foods Market, Rogers Communications and the LPGA have attended her online social media training sessions, while marketers from local companies like Beloit College, the Chicago-Rockford Airport, Anytime Fitness, Dave’s Ace Hardware and Blackhawk Technical College have attended her in-person training sessions. Genia wrote a 145-page detailed social media manual for T.G.I. Friday’s International. That manual is being used as a guide for the company’s 340+ international stores.

Genia’s specific areas of expertise include:  integrated marketing, social media strategic planning, social media strategy implementation, content writing, online community building, blogging, podcasting, video marketing, email marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), Twitter marketing and Facebook marketing.

In addition to her work as a marketing strategist and social media trainer, Genia is also a part-time marketing instructor at Blackhawk Technical College, the producer and co-host of SistersTalk Radio and an obsessive multi-tasker who’s always juggling way more projects than any one person should handle.

When asked why she doesn’t have a business fan page on Facebook, Genia replied, “I am my brand. I prefer connecting with people on a very personal level so I deleted my business page. I’m in my own skin when I stay away from business talk when I socialize. That’s just the way I do it.” So, connect with Genia on Facebook (become a friend or a subscriber) and join the conversation.

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