Attention as Stewardship, Trending Hashtag Before “Influencers” Existed
- Karen

- 2 days ago
- 1 min read
Mega IIN Conference
Principle: Attention is not something you chase. It’s something you steward.
The Situation
At the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, the annual Mega Conference needed broader digital visibility and deeper online engagement.
This was before influencer marketing was mainstream. Organic social amplification required strategy, not spend.
The Challenge
Expand event reach
Increase online engagement
Convert attention into measurable traction
The Strategy
Instead of pushing content outward indiscriminately, I identified and activated VIP bloggers as strategic amplifiers — long before influencer strategy was formalized.
Curated influential voices aligned with the brand
Equipped them with intentional messaging
Coordinated timing and amplification
Built a narrative moment around the event
The result wasn’t noise — it was concentration.
The Outcome
Campaign achieved trending status on Twitter (Karen Childers)
Expanded reach across multiple audience segments
Increased visibility, traffic, and registrations
Strengthened community engagement beyond the event window
Why It Matters
Attention is finite. When concentrated strategically, it multiplies impact.
This campaign demonstrated early mastery of what is now called influencer strategy — but executed through stewardship, not spectacle.
Let’s Build Something That Lasts
If your brand, narrative, or digital presence feels misaligned, we should talk.
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