06.17.2014 - By James Hahn II
We’re told royalty owners hate the oil business. But Keith Mauck found 90% would gladly lease their land again. We discuss why and how to keep it that way.
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Keith Mauck on Why Royalty Owners Love the Oil Business and How to Keep it That Way
James Hahn II: Joining the Tribe on the podcast this week is Keith Mauck. He is the Founder of American Energy Communications, which is a publisher of websites and tools that center around the shale industry and mineral ownership. The company’s mission is the educate and connect mineral owners and industry professionals.
Since 2008, his websites have reached over 42,000 registered users across all 50 states. And those include GoHaynesvilleShale.com, GoMarcellusShale.com, EagleFordForum.com, ShaleForum.com, and WeeklyShale.com. And also, if that’s not enough, his writing has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Washington Examiner, Times of Trenton, Virginia Pilot, and Washington Times.
Keith Mauck, welcome to The Oil & Gas Digital Marketing Podcast, thank you for joining us!
Keith Mauck: Hey James, thanks for having me. I’m glad the move went well for you, and welcome to the East Coast.
James Hahn II: Thank you very much. I’m having a blast and am very happy I can get back to Texas in just about 2 hours, and just about 2 hours to a trade show or a client’s office door-to-door. So I’m very fired up about that. And the warm weather doesn’t hurt either.
So, the reason I wanted to have you on this week is because you just had published in the Washington Examiner, is that right?
Keith Mauck: That’s right, yes.