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Web 2.0 - "What's the point?"
01 sep 2009, To be announced
Date is subject to change.
Subject : Connecting to the web- Facebook, Twitter, and Blogging for business
Speakers : William Stern, CEO of Local Active
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Location : To be announced
Conditions : Date is subject to change.
"What's The Point?" Facebook, Twitter, Blogs. Web 2.0 is all about being connected- but why would I want to connect, especially with annoying customers? Why do you think your competitors think that being connected is important? The web likes members insteqd of customers. People search for value. How can your web presence give more value to your customers/members? Let's explore all of this! With William Stearn, CEO of Local Active.
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