I recently compiled the results of a Twitter direct marketing campaign whose goal was to drive traffic to a single…
Retail Prospecting Case Study: Twitter Search Fueled by 1:1 Marketing
Year: 2011
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Google Analytics is a fantastic system for tracking and analyzing your website traffic and promotional campaigns. One of the key…
So You Wanna Be A Social Cool Kid? Superficial Teen Morals as a Way To Build Your Network
Social media is fun, and it’s an opportunity to really give your brand a story. But if you’re having a hard time with social networking, maybe you should try hanging with the big-leaguers, or coming up with a strategy to make you one yourself. You may have read social media-related articles on adapting the morals and values of a teenager when it comes to social media. And I couldn’t agree more. To an extent, of course….
