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+ How-To: Snow White and the Seven Online Marketing Sins
+ PRO: SmartTools—Email Campaign Planner
+ Survey Says: Small Business Owners Working Harder, but Happy
+ Quick Take: Six Social Media Archetypes and How to Reach Them
+ My View: Unfollow, Unfriend, Retweet—AP Stylebook Adds 21 Words
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How-To Snow White and the Seven Online Marketing Sins
By David Chapman
If children learn from fairy tale characters and their actions, online marketers can learn to evaluate and improve their online campaigns—and end up with a much healthier ROI—from fairy tale antics, too. Read More
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PRO SmartTools: Email Campaign Planner
Successful email campaigns don't just happen by accident—they require a plan. Create one easily with SmartTools: Email Campaign Planner—the quick-and-easy online service with a step-by-step blueprint for creating an email marketing plan. Read More
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Survey Says
Small Business Owners Working Harder, but Happy
More than three-quarters of US microbusiness owners say they are very (42%) or extremely (35%) happy to work for themselves, and 35% say they wouldn't even consider working for someone else. Read More
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Quick Take
Six Social Media Archetypes and How to Reach Them
Do you know what makes people connect and share in our digital worlds? Your marketing efforts should consider the different personality types present on social networks. Here are some archetypes you might recognize—and what motivates them.
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My View Unfollow, Unfriend, Retweet: AP Stylebook Adds Another 21 Words
By Ann Handley
Language is perpetually in a state of flux, E.B White wrote in the seminal The Elements of Style. In the newly revised 2011 print edition of its venerable guidebook, the AP included brand new social media terms (unfollow, retweet, among others). Fittingly, perhaps, they announced the additions via Twitter. Read More
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By neriyasar 5/19/2011 at 4:12 AM
Which is better for a hotel to have on Facebook—a fan page or a group page? Go To Question
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