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Today’s digital landscape can be overwhelming. The rise of the social web is an evolution in how people and brands communicate and interact. It has fundamentally changed our economy, our culture and communication. How can we leverage the power of co-creation and communities in building brand value with our clients – marketing with them instead of at them to create higher levels of engagement and advocacy? This highly interactive game-like session will establish the core principles for building brand influence.
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