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Dear HigherEd Communicators: John Tesh is Kicking Our Asses

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Yes, you read that right. John Tesh. John, “I used to host Entertainment Tonight in the days when Mary Hart’s legs were insured for a million dollars each,” Tesh. John, […]

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You Want to Write? Here’s The Analytic Eye’s Advice

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A couple weeks back, my friend Matt sent me a message on Facebook: Weird question for you: You’ve always been a gifted writer, and have pursued it as a career. […]

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Four Ways Social Media is Changing Our Relationships with Celebrities

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Today on Twitter: Alyson celebrated her eighth wedding anniversary. Charisma was in a car accident (she’s okay). David sent kind thoughts to a friend who had lost his mother. If […]

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A Year of The Analytic Eye (2010-2011)

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Yesterday, The Analytic Eye celebrated its first birthday. The blog officially launched September 26 with my inaugural post, Social Media Lessons from Bon Jovi. The Bon Jovi post is still […]

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Upcoming talks in Toronto: PSEWEB 2011 and Worldviews International Conference

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I’m excited to be speaking at two communications conferences this spring. PSEWEB 2011 First up on May 20 is PSEWEB 2011, Canada’s leading web and social media conference geared toward […]

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Taking the analysis on the road: Recent web talks

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Making presentations is becoming one of the best parts of my day job. I love sitting down with a group of people to talk about the approach they’ve taken with a website or a communications strategy and how it can be improved. The challenge is to help people form a clear assessment of where they are, raise some possibilities about where they might go and hammer out a strategy for how best to get there.

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