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Scary title today right? There is so much purity that comes from running a business and getting involved in today’s social media landscape. You hear all the experts saying to listen, provide customer service, engage with your audience and build real relationships. These are all great strategies, but at the end of the day you probably run a business.
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As mobility and location flourish, they bring with them constant innovations to better leverage the trends and technology that make them a hit with consumers. Below are two of the biggest new stories on the location front.
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When creating a social campaign and taking it to the end, evaluation is key in analyzing the performance. For instance, most likely you used a mix of marketing for promotion and/or execution, so you definitely want to evaluate the entire campaign as closely as possible and determine what was effective and what wasn’t.
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Over the past few months I have become very engaged and interested in ways to communicate with your team beyond the typical confines of a traditional office. It started when Justin Levy invited me to write for Workshifting and continued through a recent issue of Inc Magazine where the magazine went rogue and operated in a remote working situation for the month to test out its feasibility and how all these communication platforms can help you get more done and be more effective.
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