Rethinking the recommendation economy
18 Nov 2011 | by David Benady
Despite Facebook's efforts to make its ad platform more attractive, there is still much debate about the value of social-media recommendations, writes David Benady.
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Providing branded output has been one of the biggest priorities in marketing in the past two years or so, but are brands overestimating how much content consumers want? David Benady unveils the biggest issues in the marketplace and outlines the most common content mistakes.
Despite Facebook's efforts to make its ad platform more attractive, there is still much debate about the value of social-media recommendations, writes David Benady.
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The BR 200 list of the best advertising, marketing, media, PR and digital blogs from around the world, ranked in terms of traffic and social influence.
The BR 200 list of the best advertising, marketing, media, PR and digital blogs from around the world, ranked in terms of traffic and social influence.
The BR 200 list of the best advertising, marketing, media, PR and digital blogs from around the world, ranked in terms of traffic and social influence.
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