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Do you post videos to YouTube? I have to tell you that the “Analytics” tools on YouTube are amazing! If you post videos they are a must as they take you well beyond the basic “views” and “likes” numbers. If you want to know for example if your message is getting out there, pay particular … Read more
Filed under Branding, Commentary/Article, Social Media, Television · Tagged with 49th Parallel Forum, absolute retention, advertising, entertainment, Google, Jeff Knott, Jim Bouchard, Judy Bradt, Kimberlie Dyckman, media, relative retention, technology, videos, YouTube, YouTube Analytics
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On the PI Window on Business’ second show back in April 2009 I welcomed along with McEvoy Galbraeth and Anne Phillips, Stephen Bauld who at the time was Vice President for the Ontario General Contractors Association and author of the books “Leadership Or The Lack Thereof” and “The Municipal Procurement Handbook (two editions).” For those … Read more
Posted by piblogger on March 27, 2010 · Comments Off
With stories of public sector procurement scandals almost common place as covered in Charles Dominick’s Purchasing Certification Blog, there are oftentimes more questions than answers regarding the government competitive bid process. In Part 4 of the 7-Part Seven Steps to Success: Jump Start Government Contract series, Washington-based author expert Judy Bradt will be joining us … Read more
Posted by piblogger on March 19, 2010 · Comments Off
This week we officially began broadcasting on the PI Inquisitive Eye TV Channel through a series of episodes in which we provided commentary on recent PI Window on Business segments that originally aired on the Blog Talk Radio Network. Blog Talk Radio has more than 7 million listeners each month, which is double where they … Read more
Posted by piblogger on March 5, 2010 · Comments Off
The term “thought leader” was coined in 1994, by Joel Kurtzman, editor-in-chief of the magazine, Strategy & Business, and was used to designate interview subjects for that magazine who had contributed new thoughts to business. When we launched the new Business Thought Leaders Series on the PI Window on Business in February, with segments featuring … Read more
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Welcome to this the third of our special seven part series, in which I am joined by Judy Bradt who is an expert author, speaker and consultant who will provide invaluable insight into on how companies can capitalize on the emerging opportunities in the US public sector. As the Principal of Summit Insight in Washington … Read more
Posted by piblogger on January 12, 2010 · Comments Off
In this first segment of a special seven part series, I will be joined by Judy Bradt who is an expert author, speaker and consultant who will provide invaluable insight into on how companies can capitalize on the emerging opportunities in the US public sector.
Posted by piblogger on December 8, 2009 · Comments Off
Series Description: It would be difficult for me to actually provide a number relative to how many times I have referenced the problems associated with what I refer to as an eroding supply based. Over the past few years, and more recently within the pages of this blog or on the virtual airwaves of … Read more
Posted by piblogger on October 6, 2009 · Comments Off
In the September 30th PI Window on Business Buy American Special I had a brief interview with Canada’s Trade Minister Stockwell Day that simplified a complex issue (Note: here is the Direct Link to my interview with Canada’s Trade Minister Day) Underneath the complexities of the Buy American debate is a simple question . . … Read more
Is Anybody Watching? With YouTube Analytics it’s not a question about the number of views but viewer retention
Posted by piblogger on July 25, 2012 · Comments Off
Do you post videos to YouTube? I have to tell you that the “Analytics” tools on YouTube are amazing! If you post videos they are a must as they take you well beyond the basic “views” and “likes” numbers. If you want to know for example if your message is getting out there, pay particular … Read more
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Filed under Branding, Commentary/Article, Social Media, Television · Tagged with 49th Parallel Forum, absolute retention, advertising, entertainment, Google, Jeff Knott, Jim Bouchard, Judy Bradt, Kimberlie Dyckman, media, relative retention, technology, videos, YouTube, YouTube Analytics