Direct Marketing Observations

JANUARY 12, 2018

Additionally and theoretically, by ‘owning it,’ you should now know by default the answers to the below questions that slightly resemble a SWOT analysis: What makes your company great? What makes your company and its products or services better or different? What does your company not do well? particularly Twitter.

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B2B Influencer Conversation Social Media 276

Direct Marketing Observations

NOVEMBER 23, 2010

Google has changed and redefined what search is for you, me and all the companies that rely on it for business. If you think about what made MySpace popular, it wasn’t as much about the conversations as it was about creating your own content, your own page-it struck a nerve. We will define it. doesn’t it?

Mobile 177

Mobile MySpace SMS Yahoo 177

Direct Marketing Observations

JUNE 28, 2010

Dear __, you’re right, most companies don’t understand what it takes to be engaging, and most don’t have the right staff deployed, and some are not sufficiently funded to create engaging content-but they’re getting better. Be authentic. Don’t do that. Be transparent. and try some different things.

Consultant 171

Consultant Social Media Posterous Authentication 171

Direct Marketing Observations

JANUARY 11, 2010

Therefore, this is how many large companies who outsource their creative and marketing duties with agencies started “trying out” social media, through a number of well-thought out , one off campaigns. So where does that leave companies? If you break out small businesses, it comes down to the type of leader that runs the company.

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Social Media Compete Tweetdeck Small Business 100