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While GM’s decision could be an exception in the advertising world, it marked the first highly visible crack in the Facebook strategy, said one analyst. (As Facebook goes public with a $100bn IPO, GM pulls all ads saying it doesn’t sell cars.
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One of the best ways to harness Twitter is by participating in chats, scheduled hashtag discussions that focus on specific topics. Small businesses can utilize chats to develop a social media plan, discuss brand strategy, and take advantage of free legal advice.
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This article goes to show you that when you give customers a different perspective on your products or services and figure out exactly what they are trying to do, you will be successful.
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In this economy, a new business or project is lucky to score a dollar here, a nickel there. But Kickstarter has changed all the rules.
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Your company’s value proposition is the reason consumers buy your products or services. You may have more than one value proposition, as every customer segment you serve may derive value from different aspects of your offer. You should be able to explain it in 30 seconds — the so-called elevator pitch.
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