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As a child of the 80s, nothing slows me down faster than 80s music. It was high on my reasons for purchasing satellite radio and one of the reasons I can’t help but watch VH1 Classic. So imagine my disappointment when I was one of only 11 people in the country who missed the tribute [...]
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Are you are Mobirati or a Social Connector?
First time research from Experian Simmons has been released that can answer that question. This new study has identified five types of mobile phone users. These users are as follows:
Focusing on bringing true engagement to build a community within your marketing strategy. How does a brand put the community first? What are the best practices for kick starting a community? How do you sustain?
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