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- Senior SQL Analyst/Web Developer: http://t.co/1UqMoFSl 07:10:13 PM January 31, 2012 from LinkedIn ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Social Media Timing: Should You Tweet Morning, Noon or Night? http://t.co/06v17Yuc 04:52:27 AM January 30, 2012 from Reeder ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Facebook Might Unveil Timeline Brand Pages On Feb. 29 http://t.co/EqYar3Vp 04:50:04 AM January 30, 2012 from Reeder ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Reading: "Google Algorithm Update Favors User Experience, frowns on too many ads above the fold."( http://t.co/tixgAkAd ) 06:46:26 AM January 22, 2012 from TwitThis ReplyRetweetFavorite
- How to encourage speeding in your surveys #MRX http://t.co/4mPbkNb3 01:56:41 PM January 13, 2012 from Reeder ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Majority of Shoppers Distrust Facebook Stores http://t.co/OmFatHTx via @marketingcharts 05:49:27 PM December 29, 2011 from Tweet Button ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Email Is The New Social http://t.co/1StjzVN3 01:55:43 AM December 08, 2011 from Reeder ReplyRetweetFavorite
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Peter Leppik posted an insightful story on the VocaLabs blog about a recent trip to his local Home Depot where an apparently store sponsored signed informed customers "9 or 10 = PASS, 1 through 8 = FAIL." The sign was … Continue reading
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