About Social Montana

My name is Doug McIaac, I'm the founder of Social Montana and the CEO of Social Traffic, the training division for Simon U Ford's wildy successful eBook Social Traffic. While I live in Billings, I've been working on national and international social media marketing campaigns and building the training curriculum for Social Traffic's online training courses.

While at a local networking event I explained to Serena Silvestone of the Green Directory Montana what I did and she asked me to meet with Alex Tyson of the Billings Chamber of Commerce/CVB to discuss doing some training locally. Which to be honest I had never thought of doing.

Alex convinced me to share my social marketing secrets and teach classes to the Billings Chamber of Commerce members...

and SocialMontana.com was born.

More about Doug McIsaac

Doug is currently the CEO of Social Traffic Inc, the training arm for Simon U Ford, the author of the wildy successful eBook Social Traffic. Social Traffic's first public courses will launch in late summer 2009. Social Traffic has proven itself to be on the leading edge of Social Media training through several years and thousands of hours of on the ground testing to find out what truly works to drive traffic and build your business.

With almost 20 years of business ownership and management experience, Doug is an entrepreneur at heart and enjoys helping other business owners grow their businesses.

His leadership and management skills helped grow RMTG, Inc from a three-person operation in a tiny Billings office to a multi-million-dollar enterprise with 30 employees and global reach.

Prior to helping found RMTG, Doug was a principal in World Circle, a wholesale import/export business that collected and marketed minerals and fossils to collectors, schools and jewelry manufacturers, among others. The company also imported minerals, fossils and handmade crafts from around the world.

Doug also contributed to the success of his family’s business – a small network of optical and hearing aid shops, for which he set up a system for electronic tracking of patient records.

A self-described “life learner,” Doug augments his formal education by attending a diverse array of seminars on issues ranging from business management to personal development.

Doug credits his involvement in the Junior Achievement program as a key to his success in business. He served on the local board of JA, which has chapters in almost 100 countries and is the world’s largest economic education organization – bringing business people and high school students together, and using hands-on experiences to help young people understand the economics of life.

 Doug’s business skills were recognized in 2002 with his selection by the Exchange Clubs of Billings, the Billings Gazette and Western Business magazine as one of the community’s “40 under 40” – individuals under the age of 40 who were making a difference in the community and economy of Billings and the state of Montana.