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+ How-To: Six Steps for Rebuilding Your Brand After a Crisis
+ Slide Show: 'Tis the Season to Be Savvy With Email, Social Media
+ PRO: Tame the Giant—The Complete Guide to Facebook Marketing
+ Survey Says: Most Marketers Can't Measure ROI of SEO, Social Media
+ Quick Take: Three Twitter Faux Pas to Avoid
+ My View: Marketing Smarts—How Will This Brand Live and Breathe?
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How-To Six Steps for Rebuilding Your Brand After a Crisis
By Larry Berg
It's amazing how quickly a brand can find itself in a crisis, struggling to salvage its reputation. But your brand doesn't have to suffer. Learn six steps to take—before and after a crisis—that'll help rebuild customer confidence. Read More
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Slideshow 'Tis the Season to Be Marketing-Savvy With Email and Social Media [Slide Show]
By Jeff Revoy
The holiday season is the busiest time of year for many businesses. Break through all of the noise with these six essential tips that'll kick your email and social media marketing into high gear. Read More
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PRO Tame the Giant: The Complete Field Guide to Facebook Marketing
Get the most out of your Facebook presence with our new, 55-page guide to Facebook marketing. You'll discover the top tools, tactics, and strategies to consistently improve your efforts. Plus, it includes plenty of B2B and B2C examples, so you get the information you need to succeed. Read More
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Survey Says
Most Marketers Can't Measure ROI of SEO, Social Media
More than four in five marketing executives (82%) say they expect campaigns to be measured, yet few are able to effectively evaluate the ROI of key channels such as public relations (18%), search engine optimization (24%), and social media (26%). Read More
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Quick Take
Three Twitter Faux Pas to Avoid
Having a presence on Twitter can help you gain exposure for your business and interact with customers. But making these three rookie mistakes could irk your profile visitors—and cost you followers. Read More
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My View Marketing Smarts Podcast: How Will This Brand Live and Breathe?
By Matt Grant
In this week's Marketing Smart's podcast, writer and social media manager Shannon Paul discusses the elements of a social strategy, the keys to effective content marketing, and the art of "being human." Read More
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When measuring ad ROI, how do you attribute the ad's effectiveness to the campaign and to the channel separately? Go To Question
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