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Over 125 Tips On Effective Social Media Strategies
Our 7th Koozchat saw 25 digital marketing experts including the social media team at 02, Sprout Social and Tesco Mobile discussing the best Social Media tactics. Topics included how to get more followers, whether Snapchat really represents the future of social and how social can be used to offer superior customer service. We’ve compiled the entire chat below.
You may also find our free whitepapers on Twitter for Business, Google+ For Business and Facebook Pages useful.
A big thank you to everyone who took part:
Ali Moghadam
Andy Morley
Anisha Dattani
Arianne Donoghue
Cat Fyson
Charlotte Varela
Dan Alderson
Dave Wood
Harry Gardiner
James Brockbank
James Whitelock
Jay Perkins
Jim Seward
Joshua Seymour
Lenka Istvanova
Melanie Dorlan
Mike Essex
Montse Cano
O2
Russell McAthy
Sinofacio
Sprout Social
Tesco Mobile
Ryan Ogilvie
Social Retriever
For our next Koozchat we will be chatting about Digital Marketing Predictions for 2014. You can find out more by following us on @Koozai.
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