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Ways to promote my company blog

If your company has decided to make the move into the world of social media marketing then you’re in the minority and likely to out-compete your competitors who haven’t.&hellip Posted on 04.03.10
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79% of Fortune 500 companies are engaging with social media

A recent survey carried out by PR firm Burson-Marsteller has revealed that 79% of Fortune 500 companies have integrated social media into their marketing strategy. The preferred mediums of&hellip Posted on 24.02.10
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How to run a successful corporate blog

There is an interesting article at Reputationonline by Stephen Waddington. The premise of the article centres around the poor delivery of UK corporate blogs, which is in sharp contrast&hellip Posted on 22.02.10
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