Innovation and Change In Social Media
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If there’s one constant about social media, it’s change. What works one day is never guaranteed to work the next. This presentation will take a look at how some organizations are embracing innovation in the space and demonstrate ways that evolving tools and technology continue to change how we manage, plan and execute social media strategy. Delievered on May 7, 2015 to Nashville American Marketing Association
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