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Two Weeks of Tiger Tweeting Show Honesty Still Not His Policy
Tiger Woods’ foray into social media isn’t connecting with its intended audience because it’s missing one integral component — honesty. Continue reading
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Tagged business, Facebook, honesty, marketing, public relations, social media, Tiger Woods, tweet, tweeting, Twitter
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If Your Audience is All A-Twitter is that a Good Thing?
Twittering during meetings and presentations, despite seeming to be a rude behaviour, is actually one of the greatest signs of respect — as long as it’s done for the right reasons. Continue reading
Posted in Business, Social Media
Tagged courtesy, manners, social media, tweeting, Twitter
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