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The Clash of Web and Traditional Advertising
Avatar Went Hot: Jun 30, 2009 - 11:40 am
Posted By: TheeSocrFreak 258 Days ago
Source: http://www.searchenginejournal.com
Category: SEM
"I want to discuss what I’ve realized is my bias against traditional PR and marketing- in an open-minded way, as one who understands those things still have value- and also discuss the divide between digital and traditional marketing, as well as web analytics and accountability."
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from bbcarter 258 Days ago #
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that sounds like a boring article but it’s not ;-)

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from FuzzyMarketer 257 Days ago #
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I thought is sounded interesting and it was :)

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