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The Cornerstone of Some of the Best Social Media Programs

November 14th, 2009

Given all the attention such social media channels as Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and YouTube have been getting lately, it’s easy to overlook the importance of having a good, old-fashioned blog as the cornerstone of your social media program.
Sure, other social media channels may be sexier (and, frankly, easier to manage), but a blog is typically where your more substantive content lives, where you’re going to earn the [...]

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Meet Me at the Intersection of Social Media and Marketing

July 8th, 2009

While I’ve always believed in the principles and power of direct marketing, as soon as I started blogging in early 2004, I realized I had discovered something that could very well have a huge impact on the future of the industry in which I earned my livelihood.
I’m no prognosticator, but I saw for myself what [...]

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Retrospective: What I’ve Written about Social Media in the Last Year

July 2nd, 2009

While I haven’t posted much here on A New Marketing Commentator lately, I have been active in the blogosphere via Internet Marketing Strategies and Secrets, a blog that is published and written by the team at Nowspeed. I’ve written a number of long posts there, most about social media, something I’ve been preaching and practicing and [...]

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