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The Challenge – And Risk – Of Ad Agencies’ Growing Interest In Social Media

Dave Fleet

Too much has already been written about the recent Old Spice foray into social media. Not a PR agency, or a social media agency. On Sunday, the Wall Street Journal ran an interesting story on the growing interest of ad agencies in the social media space. An ad agency.

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A Privacy-First Digital Marketing Landscape

Dave Fleet

We are in the midst of seeing a privacy-first digital marketing landscape emerge which is going to have a big impact on our ability to reach and influence audiences, and the need for that landscape is – mostly – our fault. Social media issues just scratch the surface. Photo by Lianhao Qu on Unsplash. Privacy is mainstream.

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I Am Terrific! A Lesson in StoryBranding

Dave Fleet

Take stock of the how often brands depend on self praise in their advertising, as in “we are reliable, we are caring, tasty, smart, cool, friendly, sexy etc.” Okay, so most advertising isn’t quite as objectionable as some stranger walking up to a person pronouncing human superiority. But I won’t.

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Why Paying Bloggers For Posts Changes The Game

Dave Fleet

Let me explain further… You shift from earned to paid media. If we break online communications into different spheres – owned, paid, earned and social media – PR has traditionally played in the “earned media&# space. Earned media brings with it lots of advantages. Again, is this bad?

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Four Reasons Your Social Media Marketing Campaign Sucks

Dave Fleet

That’s the three-step approach we recommend companies take when it comes to approaching social media marketing activities for their organization. Brian Solis , for example, talks about “listening, observing and learning” as the bedrock steps in organizational use of social media in his book “ Engage ” (which I’m currently reading).

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