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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 blog, Lee Aase, Loans, Mortgages, ROI, Social Media, Tom Vanderwell Leave a comment
The Value of Twitter, Part II: Listening and Connecting
In Part I of this series in honor of @shelisrael and his new book “Twitterville,” I said Twitter is valuable as a “recommendation engine” for interesting Web content. Many people see Twitter as a good way to broadcast messages from your organization, and we’ll get to some of those uses in later posts. But even [...]
Posted in Twitter Also tagged Flip video, Grand Rapids, Shel Israel, Social Media, Tom Vanderwell, Tweetcamp, Twitter, Twitterville, Value of Twitter 1 Comment
My Third Anniversary
Today I celebrate three years of blogging. It was on this date in 2006 that I wrote this brief post about being one of 50 million blogs tracked by Technorati. A year later, when I did my first anniversary post, I had just been getting into Facebook. That led to some opportunities to do training [...]
8 Steps to Sustainable Blogging
Note: This is a piece I contributed to a social media guide published by the Texas Hospital Association. It’s really very well done (the overall guide, I mean. You’ll need to be the judge on this particular article.) If you’d like to get a copy of the complete guide, which includes contributions from @EdBennett, @ChrisBoyer, @Billfer, @DaphneLeigh and @JennTex, @reedsmith [...]
Posted in Blogging Also tagged blog, DIY, Health Care, healthcare, Hospitals, Social Media, tips 2 Comments



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