Zachary Reiss-Davis

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At Dusty Robotics, l lead our marketing function.

At Procore, I run our audience…

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Volunteer Experience

  • Classroom volunteer

    Super Stars Literacy

    - 11 months

    Education

    Volunteering at least weekly in a first grade classroom in Fruitvale, helping with low income literacy. A great organization.

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    Community garden assistance

    International Rescue Committee

    - Present 7 years 5 months

    Poverty Alleviation

    Helping the IRC set up a community garden run by and for refugees in the vacant lot next door to our house.

Publications

  • What to expect from Facebook with move to S&P 500 (Video)

    CCTV

    Zachary Reiss-Davis speaks with Michelle Makori of CCTV about Facebook's move to the S&P 500.

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  • In Business, Everybody Uses Social Media For Work; The Question Is How

    Forbes

    You can no longer segment your business customers into those who use social media for business purposes and those who do not. Why not? Because according to Forrester’s newest B2B Social Technographics® numbers, fully 100% of business decision-makers use social media for work purposes. Other stunningly high numbers: 98% of business decision-makers are Spectators (they read blogs, watch videos, or listen to podcasts), 79% are Joiners (they maintain a profile on social networking sites), and 75%…

    You can no longer segment your business customers into those who use social media for business purposes and those who do not. Why not? Because according to Forrester’s newest B2B Social Technographics® numbers, fully 100% of business decision-makers use social media for work purposes. Other stunningly high numbers: 98% of business decision-makers are Spectators (they read blogs, watch videos, or listen to podcasts), 79% are Joiners (they maintain a profile on social networking sites), and 75% are Critics (they comment on blogs and post ratings and reviews), all in the context of their business activities. Therefore, it’s no longer a question of whether you should use social, but how.

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  • Understanding Your Community's Value

    CMS Wire

    Two of the most common questions Forrester receives from marketers are “How do I know if it’s worth having a community?” and “How can I prove to my executives that my community is worth their investment?”

    To get the initial funding and keep support coming for an owner community — one which you operate and fully brand on your own website — you must be able to clearly measure and communicate the value up to your CMO and CFO. That means capturing the effect it will have on your company’s…

    Two of the most common questions Forrester receives from marketers are “How do I know if it’s worth having a community?” and “How can I prove to my executives that my community is worth their investment?”

    To get the initial funding and keep support coming for an owner community — one which you operate and fully brand on your own website — you must be able to clearly measure and communicate the value up to your CMO and CFO. That means capturing the effect it will have on your company’s profitability as a part of your overall marketing investments.

    We have built upon Forrester’s Total Economic Impact (TEI) methodology to provide you with a reference framework to estimate the ROI of your community.

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  • Penny Arcade’s Influence on Tech products vs. Forrester Research

    Influencer Marketing Review

    Your perpetually-connected customers are seeking information from a much broader range of sources than ever before. If you just work with the same traditional influencers you have for years — industry analysts and mainstream media — your message risks getting lost in a sea of noise. Instead, leading marketers are identifying key online influencers for their products and marketing to them specifically. These influencers are highly specific, and are not the same for any two products or…

    Your perpetually-connected customers are seeking information from a much broader range of sources than ever before. If you just work with the same traditional influencers you have for years — industry analysts and mainstream media — your message risks getting lost in a sea of noise. Instead, leading marketers are identifying key online influencers for their products and marketing to them specifically. These influencers are highly specific, and are not the same for any two products or solutions, or even two different audiences of a single product.

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  • Magazine Coverage of Child Sexual Abuse, 1992-2004

    Journal of Child Sexual Abuse

    This article analyzes trends in the coverage of child sexual abuse in popular magazines since the early 1990s. The article employs systematic analysis to identify and analyze articles in four popular magazines. Articles are analyzed by subject, length, and publication. The results affirm established theories of newsworthiness related to the coverage of specific stories over time. However, interest in the subject waned in the past 10 years, with the brief and dramatic exception of coverage…

    This article analyzes trends in the coverage of child sexual abuse in popular magazines since the early 1990s. The article employs systematic analysis to identify and analyze articles in four popular magazines. Articles are analyzed by subject, length, and publication. The results affirm established theories of newsworthiness related to the coverage of specific stories over time. However, interest in the subject waned in the past 10 years, with the brief and dramatic exception of coverage connected to the Catholic Church in 2002. The findings demonstrate systematic differences between the slants of the four magazines studied. The findings also suggest that child abuse professionals could improve the quality of coverage by agreeing to interviews in connection with articles about childhood sexual abuse.

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Courses

  • Algorithms and Data Structures

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  • An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

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  • Crisis Management

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  • Privacy in a Networked Society

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  • Technology Policy

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Projects

  • B2B Social Media Projects

    - Present

    Publish reports on B2B social marketing strategy, best practices and trends. Consult Fortune 500 companies on B2B social marketing strategy and online community strategy. Present social media thought leadership topics at Forrester, industry and client events. Ongoing research on social media platforms trends.

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