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Yes it is TRUE! Back in December 2015 I saw an Ad about gaining 1000 Twitter Followers in 30 Days! I was intrigued, curious...So I took the challenge on my own creating my own way of accomplishing this! My findings are as stated Below: I gained  OVER 1400+ High Quality Twitter Followers in Less Than 30 Days!  Statistics showed my new Followers were in the same or similar Interest Groups  Have gained many awesome relationships that have helped, enhanced, improved, and have and continue to be an Educational Experience that I learn from everyday! These were and are NOT "Bought and Paid For Followers" ...and I will even show you many ways to reduce time and still not only maintain your  Social Media Marketing but still proactively Send Out Great Content and more, PLUS give you a few extra hours a day!  Cool, huh? I'm not complaining and I am utilizing everything I have learned and continue to learn.  Now It Is Time To Take It To The Next Level... I would l

12 Of The Most Common Pain Points For Social Media Buyers, Solved June 15 | 2:00 PM EST VIEW SPEAKERS  REGISTER Rick Martira VP, Marketing at Unified With over a decade of experience in digital advertising and marketing, Rick has extensive knowledge in emerging media and creating effective marketing strategies for global brands. Rick joined Unified in 2011, where he currently serves as VP of Marketing, and leads all product marketing, content and marketing strategy for the company. Prior to his time at Unified, Rick worked for some of the top advertising agencies including MediaCom, Omnicom and Digitas, where he deployed successful campaigns and strategies for brands such as Delta, Hasbro, Electronic Arts, Ghirardelli and more.

Excellent Marketing: THE PERSONALIZATION OF CONTENT        The Personalization of Content   Laurie Bullard

    The homepage was once a valued, integral  website asset – the gateway to a company’s brand and a  driver of customer engagement. It was so important, there used to be employees whose sole job was to manage a brand’s homepage - Then came search and social. For the past 10 years, the way content gets discovered has evolved dramatically. The rise of Google, and then social media, has created entirely new paths for website visitors to find content without ever navigating to a brand’s homepage. In 2014, leaked data from The New York Times showed a plunge in its homepage visitors instigating the now commonly accepted belief that this digital real estate has lost its value. Based on internal customer data, just five percent of website visitors enter through the homepage. The other 95 percent are “side-door traffic” visitors, who land on a company’s website via search or social media postings that direct users to a specific page. As a result, marketers are righ