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This document summarizes a hyperlinked course consisting of 12 weeks with many guest lecturers and required assignments. Students must complete 3 out of 5 additional assignments which include community engagement, emerging technologies, planning, context book, and an online professional learning network. The document highlights progress made by the library including starting a blog in 2012, adding Facebook in 2011, and now loaning devices. It introduces the academic library liaisons and their contact information. Key quotes and ideas are emphasized around engagement, creativity, risk-taking, and bringing heart to one's work.
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To uncover the truth about social media in the B2B space, GolinHarris teamed up with YouGov to complete the report, Social Media: How Social Media is Transforming Sales, which examines the ways in which IT buying decision makers are influenced by this medium. To complete the research for the report, YouGov conducted an online survey of people on both sides of the purchasing spectrum: the marketers from technology companies and the IT buyers they are trying to reach.
Top line findings reveal that any lingering doubt over social media’s importance to B2B marketers should be dismissed. In total, 34% of IT buyers surveyed – the ‘social third’ – have been positively influenced by online interactions with a brand when making a purchasing decision. Moreover, this ‘third’ actually wants to engage with brands online.
In this report, GolinHarris sheds light on how B2B marketers can most effectively engage customers online in order to drive sales.
To access the full report please click here: 131413 The Social Third 04_FINAL
For further information please contact:
Elizabeth Littlewood, Head of Techology, GolinHarris, elittlewood@golinharris.com
Jane Fordham, Director of Marketing, GolinHarris, jfordham@golinharris.com
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