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Twitter is one of the most popular social networking platforms today, and is growing in popularity exponentially
More and more businesses are turning to Twitter to make connections with clients, other businesses and potential sales leads. The first step to successfully building your online presence via Twitter is to create a profile on Twitter.
What's the best way to create a profile that will get your business noticed on Twitter?
Firstly, What is Twitter? Twitter is essentially a web platform where you can share 140-character snippets with the people who are interested in what you say. In order to see your 140-character updates, people must "Follow" you on Twitter. In order for you to see their updates, you must "Follow" them back. The people who follow you and read what you write are called "Followers," and the people whose updates you can see you are said to be "Following."
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The Luxury Market
Pam Danziger, Luxury Marketing Expert, And Greg Winston, Sales Guru, Team To Hel
While the Wall Street Journal announced 'Gleam Returns to Luxury Sales,' many of
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While Carrie Bradshaw Seeks A Life Filled With Both Labels And Love, Unity Marketing Sees Lessons For Luxury Marketers About Adding Meaning To Their Message
She is still toting Chanel handbags, and she's still sporting her signature Manolo Blahnik shoes, but there is something else that Sex And The City's Carrie Bradshaw has acquired that should make luxury marketers sit up and take notice: a sense of shopping-related morality. In key moments in the movie Carrie shows a shift away from conspicuous consumption toward a more temperate, pragmatic approach to luxury. This is another sign of a shift occurring throughout the culture. It signals that luxury marketers need to emphasize meaning over image when promoting their products to today’s consumers.
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