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✓ Published: 18-Jun-2015
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The case study above was presented at SocialMedia.org's Member Meeting 35 in New York on May 20, 2015.nnSocialMedia.org Member Meetings are the most useful, efficient, and productive meetings for social media leaders at big brands. You’ll collaborate with smart and generous people like you, with jobs like yours, at companies like yours. No vendors, no agencies, no sponsors, no consultants, and no small businesses allowed — ever. To learn more, visit socialmedia.org/meetings.n----------------
The case study above was presented at SocialMedia.org's Member Meeting 35 in New York on May 20, 2015.nnSocialMedia.org Member Meetings are the most useful, efficient, and productive meetings for social media leaders at big brands. You’ll collaborate with smart and generous people like you, with jobs like yours, at companies like yours. No vendors, no agencies, no sponsors, no consultants, and no small businesses allowed — ever. To learn more, visit socialmedia.org/meetings.n----------------
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