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Posted By: 4cdawgs 136 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://collective-thoughts.com)
Category: Social Media
Is it possible today to market your site without the aid of large groups like Facebook, Stumble Upon etc. Tim Nash explains his idea of helping the little guys without satisfying "The Man".
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from RedEvo 134 days ago #
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Great article and defo out of left field. As for not using the 'man' I'm not sure I agree. In the new order we can use the 'man' without crossing his palm, surely that means we should use the 'man' more?

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from tnash 134 days ago #
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That's an interesting idea RedEvo but ask yourself a simple question how do they make money out of their free services because its unlikely in this day to be a loss leader?

Anyway as I said in the article I'm not seriously suggesting not using Corporations Services but it's worth stopping and thinking about who's providing services to them.

from baiduyou 134 days ago #
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When using a lot of 'free' services, such as Google Analytics, rather than silver you're crossing the man's palm with valuable market data.

As they say round these parts 'you get nowt for nowt'.


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