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Thursday, June 21, 2012

C-Level Exec, Improve Your Brand Image by Using Social Media

I immediately thought of singer Billy Joel’s classic song, “A Matter of Trust,” when I read the findings of a study that revealed the ever-growing importance and need for C-level suite folks to use social media to engage its customers and prospects, and to earn their trust in the process.

In the …

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Tags: animal house, billy joel, bruce springsteen, c level executives, chief marketing officers, customer engagement, engagement marketing, Marketing, Marketing Strategy, social media marketing, social networks, steve olenski, Strategy and Tactics
Posted at: 2:40 pm in Customer Relationships, Featured Posts, General Management, Marketing, Marketing Leadership, Social Media | Permalink | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (1569)

Monday, July 11, 2011

Baby, We Were Born to Market: Springsteen on Social Media Marketing

For those of you living under a rock, longtime member of Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons passed away at the age of 69 a few weeks ago from complications following a stroke. In honor of The Big Man’s passing, I give you now … Springsteen on Social Media Marketing….

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Tags: bruce springsteen, Charlie Sheen, clarence clemons, E Street Band, Facebook, Marketing, Social Media, Social networking, Twitter
Posted at: 10:12 am in 1, Featured Posts, Headline, Marketing, Social Media, Strategy and Tactics | Permalink | Comments (41) | Trackbacks (1569)