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The Oscars are done, but the backstage appearances aren’t (last I checked with our Deadline reporters there, nine winners still hadn’t been brought...
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“The white you’ve used in the header is solid. We’d rather it was opaque.”— A client whose website has a white background.
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My take on The Onions PR disaster on Twitter
Shame
No one is safe. The Social Media hawks will always find you!
In today’s rapidly evolving marketing landscape, new platforms and opportunities to reach customers emerge on a regular basis. When Twitter launched the Vine App last week, Twitter entered and, to an extent, legitimized the growing fray of video sharing applications (see end of post…
This is a prime opportunity for company’s and marketers to take advantage of this program. Vine adds a different dimension where you can communicate directly with the consumer in a short, 6 sec video and if well executed, will leave them wanting more
(via thenextweb)
Social Media.
Companies who are unwilling or unable to adapt to this trend may find themselves in trouble in the future
Thoughts?
