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Perfect for a summer weekend, check out this ebook of Seussian commentary on the difficulties YOBI CIO Jen O'Meara encountered with "new marketing".
Then, watch as Jen uses YouTube to explain what to do when viral marketing just doesn't work.
(She even bangs her head against her desk…again.)
Posted by David Meerman Scott on July 11, 2008 | Permalink
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Great post! Keep them coming..: )
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