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#measurePR Recap (September 2016): 2nd Annual #measurePR-palooza

Waxing UnLyrical

Sahana (@hellosahana) September 8, 2016. Richard Bagnall (@richardbagnall) September 8, 2016. Richard Bagnall (@richardbagnall) September 8, 2016. Richard Bagnall (@richardbagnall) September 8, 2016. Angela Sinickas (@sinickasa) September 8, 2016. Katie Delahaye Paine (@queenofmetrics) September 8, 2016.

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Popular Social Media Topics of 2016

Ignite Social Media

2016 has been a very eventful year, especially in the world of social media marketing. The Ignite Mystery Trip 2016: Destination Revealed , by Jessica Gaylord. 2016 had a lot going on, and i’m sure next year won’t be any different. I guarantee this won’t be the only Snapchat post we see on this list.

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Customer Experience: The Future of Business & Marketing #AdobeSummit 2016 Recap

Pam Moore

2016 was my 2nd year being paid as an Adobe Insider to cover the event. Recap of the Adobe Summit 2016 event in Las Vegas. 2016 was my 2nd year being paid as an Adobe Insider to cover the event. In March I spent almost a week with 10k digital marketers at the Adobe Summit event. In this 20 minute podcast you will learn: .

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Infographic: Changes To The Social Media Industry In 2016 and Early 2017

SocMed Sean

Throughout 2016 and into the early months of 2017 there have been some noteworthy headlines surrounding social media. From efforts to prevent the spread of ‘fake news’ to the announcement of Snapchat’s first physical product (Spectacles) – it’s been an interesting last year in the social media space!

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The Top 10 Blog Posts from The Social Media Hat in 2016

The Social Media Hat

Out of over 80 articles published in 2016 about social media, blogging and email marketing, these 10 posts received the most attention and traffic. Make sure you've seen them!

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Facebook And Fallout From The 2016 Presidential Election

The Social Media Hat

In 2014, millions of Facebook user profiles were sold to Cambridge Analytica and used to help create detailed profiles on American voters. How did this happen, and what's next for Facebook?

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2016’s Best 10 Infographics + 1 Bonus

Meltwater

At Meltwater we have a saying, “Data is everywhere, we help you frame it.” ” An… Read More.

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