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Advertising Age, Hospital Marketing and Social Media
Advertising Age has an article this week in the print edition about hospitals, advertising, marketing and social media, and relates it all to health reform. I was glad to get to talk with the writer, Rich Tomaselli, last week to discuss some of the things we’re doing at Mayo Clinic, and our philosophy relating to [...]
Posted in advertising, News Media, Social Media Also tagged Advertising Age, Facebook, Health Reform, Lee Aase, Twitter, YouTube 12 Comments
Why I’m glad I’m not at SXSW
Watching some of the tweet stream, I’m sure I would have really enjoyed being in Texas for South by Southwest. But I’ve had a lot of fun this week watching basketball, including Wednesday night when my son Joe, a high school freshman, got his first game action with the varsity team in the first round [...]
Posted in Personal Also tagged Austin, basketball, High School, Lee Aase, Minnesota, SxSW Leave a comment
Hospital Twitter Chat List
[ratings] Kelley O’Brien (@kelleyob) from North Carolina posed the following question via a tweet this afternoon: A. I’m not aware of anything like a comprehensive list of hospital Twitter chats. Ed Bennett’s Hospital Social Networking List is a great resource to tell us which hospitals have social media presence, and he even has some great [...]
The Value of Twitter, Part I: Recommendation Engine
In honor of Shel Israel’s new book, Twitterville: How Businesses Can Thrive in the New Global Neighborhoods, which is coming out Thursday and in which I understand I am mentioned, I’m planning to do a few posts over the next several days on the practical value of Twitter for businesses. I’m really looking forward to [...]
Posted in Twitter Also tagged Brad Mays, Lee Aase, Mayo Clinic, Phil Baumann, Shel Israel, Twitter, Twitterville 1 Comment



American Medical News highlights hospital social media