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The 7 Deadly Sins Of Social Media

First Posted: 09/13/10 05:31 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 06:40 PM ET

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In this excerpt from his new book UnMarketing: Stop Marketing. Start Engaging. author Scott Stratten shows the profane acts users of Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn commit. How many are you guilty of?

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In this excerpt from his new book UnMarketing: Stop Marketing. Start Engaging. author Scott Stratten shows the profane acts users of Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn commit. How many are you guilty of?...
In this excerpt from his new book UnMarketing: Stop Marketing. Start Engaging. author Scott Stratten shows the profane acts users of Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn commit. How many are you guilty of?...
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02:14 AM on 09/16/2010
"So if you have a limited amount of resources or time, let's say five hours a week, it's better to spend 45 minutes a day for the entire week, than five hours once a week." Five hours a week is LIMITED?

If I had an extra five hours a week, I'd spend it reading something that would actually educate me. Not thousands of 140-character squibs that, no matter what Mr. Stratten preaches, will be 99% inane personal publicity.
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11:25 PM on 09/15/2010
why did i just read that?
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