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APRIL 9, 2008

So what we see here is a bunch of user-groups adding their own ‘tags’ based on their understanding to the same set of pictures. The image on the left ( original source Thomas Vander Wal’s blog ) is an example of Narrow Folksonomy. Group B also creates the second tag. dictionary then.

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AUGUST 3, 2010

Here on Facebook you can define your age group, demographics and then run a targeted campaign resulting in subsequent cost savings when compared to Print/TV advertisement. Let us say, if you are a beverage company examples of some objectives could be: Attract my target audience and build a loyal fan base.

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The Marketing Blog

APRIL 24, 2008

51 am Customer Service: Contrasting Examples Jump to Comments Fed up with my usb-internet device , I’ve been trying to connect with the customer care executives of the company behind it. Reply Becky Carroll April 29, 2008 at 2:57 pm Daksh, two great examples – and thanks for including Customers Rock! April 25, 2008.5:51

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