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Does creating content make you dumb?
While you are creating content, your competitors are spending that time learning new skills. Can you create content and remain relevant?
Three uncomfortable lessons about criticism I learned from publishing my book
Grow contributor Mars Dorian reveals his top three lessons about criticism, online criticism and haters
5 Ways Twitter is changing the world (despite what the critics say)
Twitter is changing the world in profound ways. How we report, discover, connect, and inform ourselves has been changed forever
Social media challenges to parenting
A new digital divide is emerging as families learn to deal with the issues of social media and parenting
Take the test. Do you have a social media addiction?
By Kerry Gorgone, {grow} Contributing Columnist “I can unplug anytime I want,” you think, closing your laptop with a sense of satisfaction. Seconds later, you fish your smartphone out […]
I was called out on my social media BS and I’m relieved
What happens when you get caught in the social media echo chamber? One blogger’s story of her struggle against social media BS
Can the Onion Theory bring social media lurkers into the light?
Social media lurkers may love you and your company but never let you know. Can emotional content lure them in?
Social media, authenticity and the human brand
What is the role of authenticity in social media and business? Is it an expectation, a myth, or a strategic weapon?
The Marketing Companion Podcast
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Mark is one of the most sought after marketing keynote speakers. He specializes in marketing strategy and social media.