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Land Rover includes Twitter marketing in its New York Auto Show promotion
AdAge and others covered the story of how Land Rover is planning to use Twitter. Two things make this one unique. First, Land Rover is including #hashtags ( #LRNY ) in their online and offline twitter marketing promotions. I guess … Continue reading
Posted in PR, Promotion on Twitter, Who's Using Twitter?
Tagged #LRNY, brand marketing, branding, land rover, marketing, marketing on twitter, PR, promotion, skittles, twittads, twitter, twitter marketing
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using Twitter for market research
Twitter isn’t just about pushing products, promoting brands, or driving web site traffic. Progressive companies in every industry are using Twitter to enhance their ability to conduct research, engage with prospective customers, support existing clients, engage with users to help … Continue reading
should you hire a ghost to Twitter for you?
Anyone that doesn’t at least understand that Twitter has become a disruptive marketing tool should immediately stop reading this, start with some earlier posts and the articles they recommend. Disruptive technologies, by definition, change the way people do things. In … Continue reading
Posted in Twitter 'Rules', Twitter No-No's, Who's Using Twitter?
Tagged ghost writer, marketing, PR, twitter
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Twitter the most powerful marketing tool since tv?
The WSJ posted an article about Guy Kawasaki’s keynote presentation at Search Engine Strategies in NY. During his presentation, he called Twitter “the most powerful marketing tool that I’ve seen since probably television.” He also talks about the value of … Continue reading
is responsible Twitter marketing possible?
Undeniably. Tweamr will show you how. Twitter is changing the way people communicate and search for information. While Steve Rubel might believe that Twitter is poised to jump the shark, we see it very differently. Twitter’s only scratching the surface … Continue reading
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Tagged best practices, branding, lead generation, marketing, policies, PR, research, support, tools, twitter
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