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How Radio Can Win at Facebook

The convergence of radio and social media fascinates me.   Radio, unlike television or print, seems to have significant gains to make by learning to work inside social media and tap into their passive listener base.  Think about it.  From the user end, radio is a very passive form of media. For years, radio stations have [...]

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How To Build a Customer-Centric LinkedIn Group

LinkedIn is still gaining momentum in the B2B world. With over 70 million professionals holding profiles, it makes good business sense for companies to start looking at how to use LinkedIn as an everyday business solution. I thought it was interesting that even Chris Brogan would check in on LinkedIn, if there was a location-based component.  His target [...]

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Old Spice Viral Video Campaign & Why It’s Brilliant

If you have an Internet connection, you probably know what’s going on with the Old Spice Guy.  He’s everywhere.  And people are talking, laughing and sharing the videos at an incredible pace.  At the time of this post, Old Spice’s YouTube channel has recieved a total of 53,660,116 views, with a large majority happening in the [...]

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Facing the Decision to Donate Life – Rocky’s Story

This Saturday, I’m going to limp my way through a 13.1 mile race for Lifeline of Ohio’s Dash for Donation.  Things have been busy for me lately and it seems that my training always falls to the bottom of the priority list during such times. That’s okay.  This isn’t a race for a time.  It’s a race [...]

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Interpersonal Communication Styles & Managing Conflict

(Just so you know in advance, there’s a contest at the end of this post.  If you want to play, please keep reading…) Yesterday, I met with Sarah’s organization, LifeCare Alliance, to discuss how I might be able to help them get things going on a few projects.  Just so you know, LifeCare won’t be [...]

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Social Media & Human Evolution

In the past two days, I’ve been a part of two very powerful hugs. The first was with a childhood friend when she and her husband came for a visit to Columbus and Community Fest.  At the end of a wonderful (and much needed) evening, one final hug goodbye reminded me of how and why [...]

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Jeffrey Hayzlett on His New Book, The Mirror Test

Out of all the presenters I saw at BMA Engage this year, Jeffrey Hayzlett wins first prize.  Hands down. Not that it was necessarily a competition, but this guy is uber-sharp and seriously entertaining to watch.  He dominates the stage with a natural presence that is truly larger than life. Hayzlett is the now former [...]

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35 Things You Can Do To Have Better One-To-One Meetings

Anymore, I’m selective with the meet-ups and events I attend locally.  I have to be.  However, things out of my own backyard are a different story since I don’t know most of the folks there. I do enjoy going the local events, but time is a scarce resource and I’m forced to limit myself to [...]

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Running Dash for Donation to Get You to Donate Life

When you go to renew your driver’s license, do you say “yes” to becoming an organ donor? It’s a hard truth to face.  Saying “yes” to that question means considering the idea that someday, something tragic might happen that could end your time in this world.  No one likes thinking about that. But, in the [...]

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Ohio Growth Summit – Meet Your BIG Personal Brand Panelists

For the past few months, I’ve had the privilege of partnering with Mike Bowers and Tonya Wilson, of the SBDC, on building out content for some of the event sessions Ohio-based small business entrepreneurs will partake in at this years Ohio Growth Summit. The event takes place June 9th in Columbus, Ohio at the Columbus [...]

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