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Social Media 401: Vince Muzik Case Study
I’ve known Vince Muzik for nearly four decades, ever since I took piano lessons from his mother, Jan. (Yes, my piano teacher was Mrs. Muzik.) But it gets even better: Vince’s father, Conrad, was the Austin High School band instructor, so when I played trombone (until 9th grade) my instructor was… Mr. Muzik. Vince’s love [...]
Posted in Personal, SMUG Also tagged Cleveland Plain Dealer, College Football, Cretin-Derham Hall, Facebook, football, Jim Tressel, Lee Aase, NCAA, Seantrel, Seantrel Henderson, SMUG, Social Media, Sports Illustrated, Twitter, Vince Muzik, YouTube 4 Comments
Exploring Facebook Connect
I decided to explore adding Facebook Connect functionality to SMUG on Friday night. I know what you’re thinking: “So that’s how you spend your Friday nights?” At any rate, I just wanted to explain some clunky looking interface issues that you may see for a day or so while I figure this out. Please bear [...]
Mayo Clinic Social Media Update
I’m making a several presentations over the next week, and delivering variations of what you see embedded below. I prefer to not distribute the slides in advance as handouts, so that people aren’t distracted and reading ahead, and so we can all literally be on the same page as we have a conversation. I also [...]
Posted in Conferences, Social Media Also tagged Facebook, Lee Aase, Mayo Clinic, Social Media, Twitter, YouTube 1 Comment
Business Blogging ROI
“What’s the ROI?” is among the most common questions people in business have about social media (right after (Isn’t that risky?”) and as P.F. Anderson says, many of the benefits and costs are intangible. I’ve previously written about my experience connecting with Tom Vanderwell and how I saw one of his tweets about being a Mayo [...]
Posted in Blogging Also tagged Blogging, Lee Aase, Loans, Mortgages, ROI, Social Media, Tom Vanderwell Leave a comment



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