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Tag Archives: facebook
your company’s looming social media disaster
Think about if you’ve met any of these cutting edge people… Remember when the Macarena came out? You probably danced it at some public gathering for the few weeks it was popular. Then it went away. And then a few … Continue reading
Posted in online, strategy
Tagged bestof2009, email marketing, facebook, management, social media, twitter
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oprah eats zuckerberg
Well, in case you were wondering, it’s official. Facebook has now gone completely mainstream. Zuckerberg was on Oprah today. Apparently, Zuckerberg likes to have a weird interview every March. There was his fiasco last year at SXSW and then there … Continue reading
i’m here — hope you are too
If you’re reading this in your rss feed reader, then you’ve made it with me to the new blog. As I said in the last blogspot post, I should have done this a long time ago and really should have … Continue reading
sacrifice your friends for free meat
This month, it will be six years since Crispin Porter + Bogusky took over the Burger King business and started serving up quirky and viral campaigns that have been critically acclaimed by those in the ad biz. Coq Roq, Whopper … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, marketing, online
Tagged burger king, crispin porter + bogusky, facebook, social media, viral
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old vs new
According to Emily Post, the classic correct formal introduction is along the lines of: “Mrs. Jones, may I present Mr. Smith? Of course, that devolved into either introducing oneself or something casual along the lines of: “This is my friend, … Continue reading

