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Convince & Convert
JULY 21, 2010
Todd Defren and Dell have both shared excellent examples to build from. Marketers have a responsibility to ensure that bloggers are providing disclosure and that statements are not misleading or unsubstantiated. If your team uses social media at work, particularly for clients, you’ve got to have a policy.
Convince & Convert
JULY 27, 2012
If you think about the number of companies that have thousands of bloggers, Dell and Intel will bubble up for many people in that regard. Jay: We need to trademark that before it gets too late. ” A lot of the others, there vendors listed and software providers. Jay: It’s somewhat paradoxical.
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Convince & Convert
AUGUST 3, 2010
A company rang me recently to say that Google black listed them. The title might be blocked because it potentially violates a trademark, or because the title violates our Terms of Service. The title might be blocked because it potentially violates a trademark, or because the title violates our Terms of Service. Build a website.
Convince & Convert
AUGUST 3, 2010
A company rang me recently to say that Google black listed them. The title might be blocked because it potentially violates a trademark, or because the title violates our Terms of Service. The title might be blocked because it potentially violates a trademark, or because the title violates our Terms of Service. Build a website.
Webbiquity
MAY 14, 2013
J-P De Clerck makes a comprehensive case for corporate blogging—as long as it isn’t done the “wrong” way: “It’s traditional PR in a new package: corporate blogs as a way to shout how great they are.” Better yet, invite those experts to share their knowledge on your blog as guest bloggers. What’s your view?
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