Internet Marketers Can Change The World
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Roger Carr argues that internet marketers can use their skills to help charitable causes and make a positive impact on the world. He discusses his own experience turning to charity work after facing health issues, and how supporting organizations like the Arthritis Foundation has brought him fulfillment and new opportunities. Carr encourages others in internet marketing to find causes they care about and apply their expertise in areas like websites, social media, fundraising and publicity to support important nonprofit work.
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