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Greg Swan

  • Director of Digital, Social and Innovation, Fallon
Minneapolis
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CES 2026: Maker Highlights from the Biggest Tech Show on Earth

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By Greg Swan
| Make: Verified
CES has always carried the maker spirit, but this year it felt more baked than ever. We didn’t see rows of 3D printers running as in the recent past. Instead, we saw their output (printed parts, custom enclosures, snapped-together modules) embedded in products. Same with Raspberry Pis and dev boards. They’re not being demoed. They’re doing the work.
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SEO, GSO, GEO, AEO Explained: A 30-Year Catch-Up for the Rest of Us

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By Greg Swan
| Substack
This week’s issue of Social Signals was written to Ozzmosis by Ozzy Osbourne, RIP. Everyone is talking about the new SEO being powered by AI, but what if you never learned about the old SEO? This is your post. Social Signals by GREG SWAN is a reader-supported publication. TYSM! 🎷 Alphabet Soup! SEM, SEM, GSO, GEO, AEO. Whatever, right? Everyone is suddenly asking for the AI-powered SEO handbook, but many marcomm leaders never learned how plain old SEO works. Maybe that’s you! And that’s okay.
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The Perceived Impact of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act on North Carolina's Free Clinics

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By Greg Swan, Kristie Foley
| North Carolina Medical Journal
By Greg A. Swan, Kristie L. Foley Swan, Greg A., and Kristie L. Foley. 2016. "The Perceived Impact of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act on North Carolina's Free Clinics." North Carolina Medical Journal 77 (1): 23-29. https:/​/​doi.org/​10.18043/​ncm.77.1.23.
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