Daniel Johnson, Jr.

I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed on LUCRUM Radio with LUCRUM Marketing Manger David E. Bowman. Over some coffee at Winan’s in Vandalia, we talked about my experience in business intelligence and new media, with a bit of marketing mixed in.

David started off by asking about how I got involved in social media, and it gave me the opportunity to share how I got into blogging and podcasting, as well as to share some of the ways I’ve been managing all my presences in social media.  I shared how my passion for intelligence dashboards enables me to keep track of a lot of content I’m consuming and producing.

We also talked about New Media Cincinnati, and I loved sharing about some of the great face-to-face connections I’ve been able to make through that group and how much the group has grown over the past 11 months it’s been around.  I mentioned, for example, that at the last meetup we discussed some ideas for having a new media conference in Cincinnati as well as some ideas for community outreach.

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Finally, David asked me for my take on how businesses are embracing new and social media and what it will take for more businesses to do so.

I really want to thank David and the team at LUCRUM for the chance to be a part of their program.  I had a great time!

Links:

• LUCRUM Radio Interview with Daniel Johnson, Jr.
• Direct download (mp3, 21:01, 28.8 MB)
• LUCRUM Corporate Web Site
• LUCRUM Blog: The Future Value of Business
• davidebowman.com

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