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You’re in marketing for one reason: Grow. Grow your company, reputation, customers, impact, profits. Grow yourself. This is a community that will help. It will stretch your mind, connect you to fascinating people, and provide some fun along the way. I am so glad you’re here. -Mark Schaefer
Community Week Post by Natasha Gabriel Sigh … yes … BIG sigh. I have had quite an interesting experience with a vendor — [note I
A {grow} Community Week contribution by Leo Widrich It seems that every web marketer is obsessed with traffic. Massive traffic. But as I’ve become immersed
A {grow} Community Week Contribution by Caroline Di Diego (aka Casudi) Failure is a stigma in our culture, so we tend to put it out
Now here is a neat trick. Precisely as your read this exciting guest post from the brilliant Jon Buscall, I will be meeting him for
One of the most frequent questions that comes up in my classes is “With Facebook, do we still need a website?” Certainly this is a
The other day I was enjoying a warm spring and decided to eat my lunch outside on one of the many public plazas in New
This is a cute little video some University of Louisville students put together splicing an interview with me and their Twitter views. Was glad to
This poignant post comes from {grow} community member Jenn Whinnem … Remember Friendster? The social network that predated even MySpace (or am I showing my
Lori Witzel, a newcomer to our community, asked me a good question the other day. “Did you get any phone calls? You left me hanging!” You
By Stanford Smith, Contributing {grow} Columnist The meeting room looked like most across corporate America. The fluorescent hum of recessed lights, the smell of 1-hour
It’s time to step up and address one of the great myths pervading the social web — that an essential best practice is decentralizing social media
A guest post by David Lifson … Small business owners. They’re an impressive group that must handle every element of their operation – from accounting
I loved Amber Naslund’s recent post about the always-on, world of digital media. As she correctly said, The New World of Work Includes Social Media.