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Applying Plan-Do-Check-Adjust to a lead nurturing campaign

Posted by John McTigue on Tue, Oct 09, 2012 Plan-Do-Check-Adjust (PDCA) is a classic kaizen, meaning continuous improvement, principle perfectly applicable to digital marketing. Processes within each component of digital marketing can be broken down into individual PDCA loops, worked […]

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Who else wants a special Marketingblog 15% discount? / AllFacebook Marketing Conference, London 19 November 2012

Register here and use MARKBLOG12 for a special Marketingblog 15% discount Following the overwhelming success of the recent June event in San Francisco, AllFacebook Marketing Conference heads to London on 19 November 2012 for an inside look at Facebook innovations and

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From braces to its first business suit: Social grows up / Adobe Social

Adobe have launched Adobe Social. Watch the video. Jamie Brighton, product marketing manager, Adobe – said: “Social has changed the way customers are doing business but most marketers are still running their social efforts by intuition, not a strategy. We’re launching

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Twitter users getting paid to tweet / Ad Dynamo

Ad Dynamo’s new Sponsored Tweets monetises ordinary Twitter users’ social media activity. Twitter users can start getting paid for their social media activity here:  Any Twitter user can now make money from their social media activity. Global advertising marketplace Ad Dynamo

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Is Facebook a good investment? / Is Mark Zuckerberg experienced enough to be chairman and CEO of a $90bn company?

Dr Mariann Hardy, social media expert and academic from Durham Business school examines Facebook’s future ahead of Friday’s IPO: Is Facebook a good investment? There is a history here going back to the first  Dot.com bubble in the late 1990s

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