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In the latest in his series of posts for the Agencyside blog, Daniel provides other marketing agencies with advice on 8 social media tactics for highly regulated industries. Here’s number 7: 7. Build a knowledge base of answers to relevant questions Reverse the typical question-and-answer process. Help your client write articles that answer common questions. [...]
Today the Agencyside blog (aimed at marketing agencies) features a post by Daniel, who gives lots of advice on creating social media content. One service we often provide for YDOP clients is to help them come up with a long list of subjects they can write about, so they’ll never face writer’s block. (The prompts [...]
Web 3.0 will have less distinction between web pages that companies control and those that the masses control. The user will have a more singular brand discovery that will blend the company’s voice with the voices of (hopefully) their online evangelists – or their agents of doom.
It’s not enough for me just to employ younger smarter staff with youthful Internet genius for our corporate customers, I also need to personally keep my thumb on the cultural pulse of all things Web and new. That’s probably why I endured the trek to NYC with Daniel Klotz and his friend Dave.