Great slideshow here, from the lovely, talented and rarely-limited-by-underconfidence Marta Kagen.
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July 23, 2008 at 11:38 am |
Very interesting and useful slide show.
For a long time, ad agencies have talked about clients having conversations with customers. Now they have it (with blogs, in particular, I think).
But how best to use social media to get customers to talk about your brand in a positive way? How should clients respond to social media?
I know this is a big question and lots of people in the business aren’t too sure at all themselves. Perhaps some readers of this article could post a few ideas. Doesn’t matter if they are ‘incorrect’.