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Do I need to answer :lol:
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Just the one...well 2 but dont use one of them.
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None at all
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none here , don't have the time lol
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Dave, I lasted one week on Facebook.
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It was that good then
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Diamond Pool Finishers
yes but there supposed to be good for Business and optimising your web=site
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Just found this case study in some of the documents I have on Social Media marketing and thought you might find it worth a read...
They don’t use social media in my industry
Many small business owners still think they can take
a pass on the power of online social media tools,
particularly if they reside in seemingly low-tech
industries like plumbing, fishing, or lawyering. I want
to share a quick interview I had with Jason Brown,
23-year-old cofounder of Brown Lures. That’s right,
they sell fishing lures to guys and gals that probably
don’t call hanging out at Web 2.0 conferences a good
time. (I’m just guessing on that though.)
Brown credits his blog with changing the way people find him. He created a podcast that gives
him great “fishing stories” and loyalty from guides up and down the Gulf Coast. He uses RSS
and content tagging to automatically produce fresh blog content, and e-mail marketing to
blow his competition away at trade shows.
Using social media in industries that are still slow to adopt it is the killer competitive advantage.
In Brown’s words:
“We have been running waiting lists for products for about a year now, and no one has any clue
how we are doing it without spending big advertising money. I love this stuff…”
Alas, I can still hear the cries from the cynics—We don’t need no stinkin’ social media, we just
need more sales.
They don’t use social media in my industry
Many small business owners still think they can take
a pass on the power of online social media tools,
particularly if they reside in seemingly low-tech
industries like plumbing, fishing, or lawyering. I want
to share a quick interview I had with Jason Brown,
23-year-old cofounder of Brown Lures. That’s right,
they sell fishing lures to guys and gals that probably
don’t call hanging out at Web 2.0 conferences a good
time. (I’m just guessing on that though.)
Brown credits his blog with changing the way people find him. He created a podcast that gives
him great “fishing stories” and loyalty from guides up and down the Gulf Coast. He uses RSS
and content tagging to automatically produce fresh blog content, and e-mail marketing to
blow his competition away at trade shows.
Using social media in industries that are still slow to adopt it is the killer competitive advantage.
In Brown’s words:
“We have been running waiting lists for products for about a year now, and no one has any clue
how we are doing it without spending big advertising money. I love this stuff…”
Alas, I can still hear the cries from the cynics—We don’t need no stinkin’ social media, we just
need more sales.
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Diamond Pool Finishers
i think we need to be all over it mate really, I'm going to get on everything like this myself if your nation wide like me you need to be
if your nation wide like me you need to be
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