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Twitter needs to tread very carefully, at this moment in time. It was innocuous enough. At first, Twitter announced that
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Continue reading"Digital Marketing" Is Not The Same As Marketing
Obviously, I believe in the power and opportunity of digital marketing. In full disclosure: digital marketing has (for almost twenty
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In the past few months, we’ve seen major heavyweights come into Snapchat with some big announcements. Both Vice and MGM
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Brands think that content will solve their marketing problems. Brands may be woefully surprised as this pans out. There was
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Native advertising is big business… and it’s growing. That’s the raw news and data from the good people at eMarketer
Continue readingDo Your Consumers Care About Your Digital Marketing? (Really, Really Care)
This week marks the annual pilgrimage to Social Media Marketing World in San Diego. Personally, I have been attending this
Continue readingBad Vibrations From Internet Of Things, Voice As The Next Navigation And More On This Week's CTRL ALT Delete Segment On CHOM 97.7 FM
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Continue readingWe Are Going To Shove Augmented And Virtual Reality Down Your Collective Throats
It’s happening. It’s going to happen. Brands, be prepared. It’s a binary world when it comes to those who believe
Continue readingLet Twitter Tweet (And Be)
Forget what you think that you know about the business world for a moment. If I pulled you aside and
Continue readingThe Hard Things About The Hard Thing Called "Digital Transformation"
You can’t throw a marketing professional down a flight of stairs without the words “digital transformation!” tumbling out of their
Continue readingScratch That One Little Customer Itch
Twitter did some thing this week. It was very small. It can have a huge impact. Yes, Twitter is in
Continue readingTwitter Curbs The Hate, Messenger Attacks Snapchat And More On This Week's CTRL ALT Delete Segment On CHOM 97.7 FM
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