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The world is changing rapidly. Here is your guide to profound digital marketing trends to follow and help you remain relevant in the next few years.

These social media lessons were learned the hard way! Don’t lost business over political leanings unless that is part of your core brand image.

Kerry Gorgone describes four ways professionals need to work with other departments to achieve company goals and become a better marketer

The world’s most powerful tweeter is in the house. The White House, that is. What do you do if the president tweets you?
Are you a personal brand? A company brand? Both? Let’s sort it out together.

I went too fast and I delivered my first major blogging screw up today!
Negative online comments? Find out some of the best practices on how to respond timely and make the best out of a bad situation.

The demands on the marketing function are so intense that social media and HR will have to work together on the transformations necessary to succeed.
Setting up a social media command center can be risky and expensive without thinking through some key strategic considerations

The advertising money is flowing into sponsored content. Is it time for to take money for sponsored posts?

This blog post describes the theory behind monetizing blog comments. Blogging best practices, blog community building
Should you encourage executives to tweet and post? Maybe not. The myth of the social c-suite
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