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Comment on Tres Generaciones Tequila- A Social Media Case Study by Al

Al — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 23:07:59 +0000

I don’t drink very much, and never get drunk (although I did in my younger days); but I do enjoy well made liquor, wine, and an occasional beer. I am a tequila drinker primarily, and my drink of choice is Sausa’s Tres Generaciones Añejo. [Tres Generaciones comes in three renditions to represent the three generations of the Sausa family who kept the family business going: Pláta (clear, not aged); Reposádo (light amber, aged for 3 months in oak barrels); and Añejo (light amber, aged for one year in oak barrels).]

I was impressed by the Sausa family, and I was pleased when they began making Tres Generaciones–and even more pleased after I tasted it. When I watched your video, I was even more impressed with the way the company presented its product to you.

I must give the company that now owns the Sausa distilleries credit for keeping the Sausa family’s devout attention to quality and their superb original recipes for the three types of tequila that the Sausa family invented and made for three generations. It’s a fitting tribute to a family who taught by example how a business should be run; that the most important factors are product excellence and customer satisfaction.

Thanks for sharing.

Comment on Nuts and Bolts of Online Video: Guest Post by Dave Kaminski by Here Are More Online Business Success Factors for 2012 « The Marketing Professionals Blog

Mon, 09 Jan 2012 19:35:08 +0000

[...] best place to start, but I really like what David Kaminski over at Shama.TV had to say about the Nuts and Bolts of getting started with your video message. All of the great business presences on the net have [...]

Comment on Review of the Belkin Wireless Dual-Band Travel Router by RH

RH — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 19:29:58 +0000

1. This is actually a unfinished product. I bought one last week at frys. Tried it out while on a trip to Las Vegas. It was more or less DOA. It would not transmit a SSID signal. I took it to the local Frys to exchange it. Being a bit gun shy from my first experience I asked the clerk if we could try out one of the new ones from off the shelf. Same problem DOA (dead on arrival). It would not generate a wifi(SSID) signal.
I bought a Dlink DAP-1350. It looked almost the same but was $20.00 cheaper and worked like a dream the first time

Comment on How Many Times Should You Blog? by Blogging for the Long Haul | Your Media Moment & Beyond! | Video | Social Media Marketing | Media Coaching | DIY Publicity

Wed, 21 Dec 2011 15:12:08 +0000

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Comment on Review of the Belkin Wireless Dual-Band Travel Router by Mitch

Mitch — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 01:20:03 +0000

Just what I was looking for. Picking one up this week for ski trips in Jan and Feb!

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Comment on Tech Zen: Review of Ceiva Digital Photo Frame by Mitch

Mitch — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 17:38:12 +0000

Very cool. I’m getting a frame for grandma and grandpa so we can keep them updated!

Comment on NexGen Bootcamp in Egypt: My Keynote by Mike Pulcinella

Mike Pulcinella — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 22:41:01 +0000

I had a feeling you were savvy enough to know this. Just wanted to put it out there, just in case.

Keep up the good work! Thanks for what you do!

Mike

Comment on NexGen Bootcamp in Egypt: My Keynote by Shama

Shama — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 15:04:28 +0000

Hi Mike,

Thanks for the comment! I was in Egypt for this event, and did not have a camera crew. It has been shot on a hand-held zi-8. Otherwise, I am a huge fan of lavaliers!

- Shama

Comment on NexGen Bootcamp in Egypt: My Keynote by Mike Pulcinella

Mike Pulcinella — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 14:46:11 +0000

I am a big fan of yours Shama, and I really wanted to watch this video but the sound is not good enough.

As a video producer I’d like to return the favor you did for me recently and give a little advice.

In video, sound is more important than the visuals. I know it’s hard to believe but we will put up with a bad picture much longer that we will put up with bad sound.

Next time please be sure that your video person puts a clip-on wireless mic on your lapel (it’s called a lavalier) even if you will be broadcasting thorough a PA system, as you were here. It will improve the quality and usefulness of the video 1000%!

Mike Pulcinella