Whether you know it or not, there’s a digital curator in your life. In fact, you may even be one.
According to public relations and social media expert Steve Rubel, digital curators are “identifiable subject matter experts who dive through mountains of digital information and distill it down to its most relevant, essential parts.” He believes [...]
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It’s Monday morning. Your boss pulls you aside and says: “I’ve heard people called ‘e-patients’ are important. I want you to tell me all about them at our weekly meeting this Friday.”
You go back to your desk and immediately hit the Web. You learn that e-patients:
Are all over the Internet
Have embraced social media
It’s Friday afternoon. [...]
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Update: Please click here for the report that outlines the full results from this study.
Late last month, I published an analysis focusing on whether Baby Boomers are using social technologies. I looked at this issue because some have argued that Boomers are shying away from social media.
It’s no secret that older people are relying on [...]
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To really understand online health searchers, you have to observe them in the wild.
Many of the studies focusing on this group examine their historical search activity. For example, the Pew Internet & American Life Project has reported that “61% of American adults have looked online for health information.” Manhattan Research recently found that 35% of [...]
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Update: Learn what Boomers want from health organizations using social media to communicate here.
I saw an interesting tweet winging its way around the health marketing twitosphere this morning focusing on whether Boomers are using social media. The tweet was generated by Dan Dunlop who wrote a post earlier today titled “Social Media to Reach Boomers: [...]
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