Podcast appearances and mentions of albert maruggi

Open discussion about changes taking place on Facebook and how they will impact businesses.    The changes to Facebook being implemented this week will cause a ripple of disucssion and perhaps changes in the way a company or oganization should approach Facebook.   I'll be joined by Francine Hardaway, a long time researcher and strategist on business communications topics.  She authored this article on the Fast Company blog about Facebook's changes, What the New Facebook Changes Mean for Business  This is an open conversation led by Albert Maruggi host of the Marketing Edge podcast and business communications strategist.  All are welcome, that's the point join in.  

Open discussion about changes taking place on Facebook and how they will impact businesses.    The changes to Facebook being implemented this week will cause a ripple of disucssion and perhaps changes in the way a company or oganization should approach Facebook.   I'll be joined by Francine Hardaway, a long time researcher and strategist on business communications topics.  She authored this article on the Fast Company blog about Facebook's changes, What the New Facebook Changes Mean for Business  This is an open conversation led by Albert Maruggi host of the Marketing Edge podcast and business communications strategist.  All are welcome, that's the point join in.  

Yesterday morning I took part in a webcast with Albert Maruggi, social media expert and president of Provident Partners, on Twitter and its use in the corporate environment. Discover how Twitter can be used in the corporate environment, focusing on the three areas of public relations, customer service and marketing. Learn about the new tools that are used to monitor multiple profiles by corporations and brand awareness. Find out the many different uses of Twitter from the 100% advertising opt-in network to relationship building.

Is there such a thing as a personal brand or is it just a cottage industry in search of a market? Can you have a personal brand and be an employee? What's the difference (If Any) between personal brand and a person's reputation. Geoff Livingston, author of Now is Gone and Hajj Flemings author of The Brand YU Life will throw it down in this show hosted by Albert Maruggi. Social Media Throwdown gets to the heart of the issue with lively discussion outside of the echo chamber. Learn more on the Social Media Throwdown blog

Is there such a thing as a personal brand or is it just a cottage industry in search of a market? Can you have a personal brand and be an employee? What's the difference (If Any) between personal brand and a person's reputation. Geoff Livingston, author of Now is Gone and Hajj Flemings author of The Brand YU Life will throw it down in this show hosted by Albert Maruggi. Social Media Throwdown gets to the heart of the issue with lively discussion outside of the echo chamber. Learn more on the Social Media Throwdown blog

Albert Maruggi, host of the Marketing Edge podcast and a senior fellow of the Society for New Communications Research will be fielding questions about PR, marketing and social media. He has more than 25 years in communications as a journalist, senior advisor to Members of Congress and presidential cabinet members, leading marketing teams for global technology companies in enterise applications. He has been president for the PR & social media firm Provident Partners since 2001. Join us for candid, lively, and informative conversation about how business and society communicate.

Albert Maruggi, host of the Marketing Edge podcast and a senior fellow of the Society for New Communications Research will be fielding questions about PR, marketing and social media. He has more than 25 years in communications as a journalist, senior advisor to Members of Congress and presidential cabinet members, leading marketing teams for global technology companies in enterise applications. He has been president for the PR & social media firm Provident Partners since 2001. Join us for candid, lively, and informative conversation about how business and society communicate.

Albert Maruggi, my well-connected Republican Twitter friend who lives in St. Paul, Minnesota, has great insights into the convention going on in his hometown this week.  Albert was a key GOP staffer when Dan Quayle was chosen as Bush I's VP, so his memories are good preparation for tonight's big speech by Gov. Sarah Palin.  In this telephone interview today, he also tells why watching Palin is a NASCAR experience. You can listen to our other "Utterzly Political" conversations here or here.The music for my podcast is "Going to the Sun," composed and performed by Montana musicians Christine Dickinson, Janet Haarvig and Matthew Lyon.  It’s from their excellent Glacier Journey CD.

Albert Maruggi, president of Provident Partners, talks about the social media phenomenon and the fragmentation of information in the corporate world.

Albert Maruggi started Provident Partners, a full-service marketing firm, to work with clients who want to communicate in different ways and actively build their businesses. The company holds as its philosophy - The thoughtful pursuit of being different, while relating to what's common, is the art and science of business communications. In my interview with Albert we discuss how he is advising his clients on social media ( indeed if social media is a term that's relevant ) and also some other topical issues in today's multi-media marketing environment.

An extended interview with Albert Maruggi, one of the vanguard of marketing podcasters whose Marketing Edge podcast has garnered a significant audience in both the US and internationally. In the interview Albert and I cover a wide variety of marketing topics - trust in marketing the big issue for 2007, the rise of the network as a means of marketers collaborating on projects and the use of podcasting as a marketing tool. There is also an interview with Colin Hughes from DIT who discusses the SalesWise Programme, which is run by DIT and is designed to help SMEs to enhance their strategic sales capability. There is also a short Brief Word on Brand from Gerard Tannam of Islandbridge Brand Direction where Gerard gives us the final installment of his brand resolutions for 2007. The Persuaders Podcast has been shortlisted for this year's Digital Media Awards in the independent podcast category. Details HERE. And don't forget that you can subscribe to the podcast and weekly show notification via the Persuaders Web site HERE