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Posted by Shelly Kramer on October 28, 2010 · 14 Comments
Share Small business owners and marketing consultants are well aware that they should be paying serious attention to social media as a way to reach customers. But few realize how to really leverage this channel and many screw it up royally. Some erroneously assume social media is yet another channel to use to push out [...]
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Posted by Shelly Kramer on September 10, 2010 · 9 Comments
Share It’s no surprise to anyone paying attention that the world of marketing has changed. Consumers are officially in the driver’s seat and are creating a new set of challenges for brands and marketers. A majority of consumers use the web as their primary source of information, especially when it comes to products or services [...]
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Posted by Shelly Kramer on December 28, 2009 · 14 Comments
ShareBy all accounts, we’re pretty much all looking forward to putting this dismal year and an even more dismal decade behind us and moving on. What does that mean for you and your business? Don’t need to be coy, Roy. Which is good, because coy has never been my style. Direct and to the point, [...]