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title: "Annalise Kaylor"
url: "/about/annalise-kaylor"
type: bio
date: 2015-06-23
updated: 2023-06-13
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# Annalise Kaylor

#  Annalise Kaylor 

 Former Head of Marketing

 Georgia

Annalise built her first social network in 1992, back when they were called bulletin board systems. Fast forward 23 years, and she’s the Head of Marketing for Lullabot.

With a diverse background in digital marketing, Annalise began her career in community management, first in forums, then later as the first global community manager for Estee Lauder Companies.

Moving to the agency side, Annalise joined Intrapromote, a fully distributed boutique SEO and social media agency as their Director of Social Media. While there, Annalise revamped the social media practice, and launched offices in London and Singapore to accommodate their growing international clientele. Later, she joined Atlanta-based Moxie as a senior digital strategist, working on social media strategy and leading enterprise-level digital initiatives for a varied client roster, including Nike, UPS, Cisco, Verizon, Wells Fargo and a handful of brands under the Coca-Cola umbrella.

Annalise is a speaker at a wide variety of industry events including SXSWi, SMX Social, SMX Advanced, Digital Summit, and Pubcon. She was named one of the Top 25 Women in Social Media by Top Rank Blog, and has also been featured in Mashable, CIO.com, Search Engine Journal, and other industry press. Her specialities are SEO, organic and paid social, and big data for content marketing strategy.

Annalise is based in Atlanta, Georgia, where she lives with her boyfriend Bill and their chihuahua-pug (chug), Frank. In her spare time, she is a concert photographer, shooting shows on behalf of bands and publications all over the world. Her portfolio includes Elton John, Jack White, Emmylou Harris, The Strokes, The Avett Brothers, Rhett Miller, Florida-Georgia Line, J Cole, and dozens more.

 

 ##  Did you know? 

 Annalise received her private pilot's license in 2012, and is probably the only person on a commercial flight who secretly hopes they need help in the cockpit at some point. Her plane of choice is the Cessna 172.