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The 4-1-1 on the (Not So) New Marketing Trend: Influencer Marketing

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Big consumer brands can rely on big-name celebrities for promoting their brands because they can afford the high-dollar cost and, also, because it works. Dawn has experience in both B2B and B2C communications in various sectors, such as government, nonprofits, financial, real estate and manufacturing.

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Monday Roundup: Digital Business

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How SEO and Inbound Marketing Can Grow Your B2B Marketing Performance. Why: The practice of creating useful information to generate demand and attract an audience of buyers is one of the highest impact/lowest cost approaches to digital marketing a business can take. Lee Odden shares some best practices for SEO and Inbound marketing.

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Monday Roundup: A Goodie Bag of #measurePR

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We shared lessons we have learned over the years, advice for measurement newbies, low and no-cost measurement tools, and the best measurement smarties to follow on Twitter. Why: On July 2nd, #measurePR did not have a featured guest, but instead held a community chat where everyone talked about how they got interested in measurement.

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Apple: A Case Study in Why Brands Should Control Their Stories

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For example, it costs only $14 to buy $1 of profits from Apple. Yet it costs $1,200 (estimate) to buy $1 of profit from LinkedIn. He had a 14-year career in direct B2B sales before deciding to lighten up his dreary work life and move into advertising. The market is saying LinkedIn has a bigger upside than Apple.

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3 Things You Don’t Know About Social Media Monitoring

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The hidden cost of using an employer-owned or -sponsored smartphone or laptop is – for the most part – the loss of your personal privacy. That means, just because the NSA engages in questionable social media monitoring practices, employers don’t necessarily have the same rights. Ownership impacts surveillance.