The Blog is DEAD
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Obviously this blog isn’t dead and in fact I don’t think the act of blogging is dead at all. I’ll even make the assertion that with all the…
Mike Mueller
Mike is...Television: Frequent interviews on evening news and morning financial shows.
Radio: Host on "Social Media Edge" and "the M files"
Print: More than 40 articles published in Reuters News and the Chicago Sun Times Family.
Writer: San Francisco Examiner (nationally syndicated), BusinessWeek Exchange, The Arizona Association of REALTORS®
Honored: To have AreWeConnected.com included in Alltop and the AdvertisingAge Power 150.
Listed: In Stefan Swanepoel's Real Estate Trends Report 2009 (Social Media), Dustin Luther's 50 most influential people on Twitter.
Quoted: Interviewed and quoted for articles in BankRate, Scripps, the San Jose Mercury News and others, including the Front Page of The Wall Street Journal.
Video: Various interviews with Industry Leaders, also see video blogging.
Awarded: one of the Top 20 Bloggers in 2007, Winner of the MTO Video Blogging Contest.
Blogger: Daily Blogger since 2001 (really)
Featured Speaker: at Inman Connect, REBlogWorld Las Vegas, REBarCamp/Lynchburg, REBarCamp/Seattle
References: I am deeply humbled by what these wonderful people have said.
Other: Mike is One Crazy Cat who must be followed? Really? mikecrazycat.mp3
Cringes: At the mention of the word "Social Media Guru" or "Ninja" (really).
Consultant: Hire Mike
Mike is a former Mortgage Banker, Mortgage Broker turned "Tech Geek" who specializes in Social Media Consulting. He is a builder of engaging Custom Facebook Business Pages, blogs and social media engagement plans for his clients.
Mike writes AreWeConnected.com, a blog dealing with social media and technology as it pertains towards real estate. He publishes articles in the San Francisco Examiner and the BusinessWeek Exchange. AreWeConnected is listed in Alltop and ranked by AdAge. He has been interviewed and quoted in articles for BankRate, Scripps, the San Jose Mercury News and others, (including the front page of The Wall Street Journal for writing mortgage related Haikus)
