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Why Your Content Should Tell a Story
Let’s face it: The Internet is oversaturated with blog posts, infographics, white papers, videos, and other marketing materials that we refer to collectively as content. And it’s not just the so-called “exciting” industries – like tech and entertainment – that … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, audience, Brand, branding, Community, Consumer, content, content marketing, Content strategy, Dailybreak, engagement, Engagement marketing, Experience, Facebook, Marketing, non-traditional advertising, social marketing, Storytelling, target marketing, twitter
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How to Build an Engaged Social Community and Adjust to Facebook Changes
As 2013 draws near, and brands begin developing their social strategies for the upcoming year, we thought we’d take a moment to share some insight into our social strategy and discuss some of the fundamentals in creating content for a … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, Algorithm, audience, Brand, branding, Community, Consumer, Dailybreak, engagement, Experience, Facebook, Facebook changes, Facebook features, Facebook tips, GroupM, Marketing, millennials, non-traditional advertising, Social Community, social marketing, Social Media, target marketing, twitter
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Chevy and Dailybreak Present the “Home for the Holidays” Social Campaign
The holidays are an extremely busy time for everyone. Each year brands and marketers do everything they can to attract new customers and create brand enthusiasts. Amidst the holiday marketing madness, we’ve developed a unique engagement experience to stand out … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, Adweek, audience, branding, Campaign launch, Chevrolet, Chevrolet Cruze, Chevy, Chevy Life, Community, Dailybreak, engagement, Facebook, Facebook features, Holiday campaigns, Home for the Holidays, Marketing, new car, non-traditional advertising, social marketing, Social Media, target marketing, UGC, UGC best practices, user-generated content
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