Pinterest, Reddit, Twitter, FB, Google+: What content marketers (might) have to consider

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September 11, 2012

Pinterest, Reddit, Twitter, FB, Google+: What content marketers (might) have to consider

Reb Carlson, Contently: "Who’s Driving Where? For Content, It’s About Context" - Good point! The rest can be discussed. (By the way, I hope that Contently will change its font type.)

Contently Where should a brand direct people to go? Whether the brand focuses on e-commerce or gaining referrals for news, the best platform and mechanism may vary. All content is not equal.

A opinion piece by Reb Carlson, contently.com

September 11, 2012 at 07:11 PM | Permalink

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