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I'm paid to lead the @cjrwInteractive team as Interactive CD/Strategist (these views are my own), but really I'm just a father of 3 and @sarabethjones's husband
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Flairification’s AdFeed- Google Vs. Facebook And How Marketers Win (Or Lose) In 2011
- Article: Mobile Devices a Must for Millennials
- Sales still an important factor behind brand social media efforts
- Google vs. Facebook and How Marketers Win (or Lose) in 2011
- Understanding the audience and developing a planning style
- Study: Be prepared for the smartphone takeover
- Before You Seek Business
- Planning a Community Is Like Planning a Wedding
- Going Beyond Social Media Reach
- How to be awesome. And greasy. In a good way.
- Why Flash Cookies Should Be Banned for Advertising
- Productizing Ideas
- The first step is to start
- Magazines Post Gains in Ad Revenues, Pages
- Mature Consumers Seek Edgy Brands
- Watch Out Twitter & Facebook, the Viagra Generation is Taking Over!
- REPORT: Facebook and the New Age of Privacy
- The Long-Term Value of Community Relations
- This Week’s 10 Most Explosive Facebook Pages
- CMO Matrix: How Social Technology Must Integrate with Traditional Marketing, a Horizontal Approach
Why Social Media Marketing Is Not For You
Here is the modern version of advertising’s dirty little secret: Social media marketing is not for you. OK, that is not entirely accurate – let me temper the statement a bit: Most likely, social media marketing is not for you. It is time to put the brakes on the rush to go social – at least it should be, but with the projections of companies increasing their their investment in social media marketing by 34% over the next five years, such a pause for a reality break is not likely.
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