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Social Media Marketing – Using Twitter to Connect With the Media
Author Lynn Serafinn discusses ethical and organic ways social entrepreneurs can get media gigs through Twitter, using the 7 Graces instead of glitz or schmooze. Back in the 1960s, rule-breaking artist Andy Warhol coined the term “15 minutes of fame” … Continue reading
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