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blog.bebee.com - Why should your brand be on social networks? We give you 9 good reasons and a little plus information  to make your strategy boost your popularity! E-commerce does nothing but grow right now. In th...

Why children need social media lessons

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theconversation.com - It has given a voice to a generation, and helped unite people and communities far and wide. But social media is not always used as a force for good. In recent years, the misuse of social media has ...

The distributed denial of democracy

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medium.com - This post originally appeared on DemocracyWorks, a blog written by staff members of the National Democratic Institute (NDI). The posts tell the stories of citizens and organizations working for dem...

10 Tips to Enhance Your Brand's Social Presence #smlondon

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socialmedialondon.co.uk - From multinational corporations (MNC) to small-medium enterprises (SMEs), brands have been using social media platforms as tools to stay connected with their audiences. Social media has also become...

How New Authors Can Use Online Press Releases To Build Exposure and Credibility

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kimgarst.com - Let’s say you’re an author and you’re writing a novel that has the makings of a blockbuster. While you’re hesitant to rank it up there with Fifty Shades of Grey, you’re confident that your book can...

Today's online influencers are wicked tough - Biznology

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biznology.com - Back in 2006 when I started doing online public relations, blogger outreach was a minefield. Everyone was an INBOX-monitor and each pitch was a tentative toe into boggy turf. Landmine? Solid ground...

5 "Must Haves" To Build A Successful Online Business

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boomsocial.net - There is SOOO much information out there now. It is incredibly easy to miss the forest for the virtual trees, isn't it? Wouldn't it be refreshing if someone just told you, in plain English, exactly...
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