Ultimate success in the social media can result from a number of key factors including how you communicate your brand while building meaningful relationships. From “Your Brand, Their World” event at Razorfish.

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Most businesses sell some sort of products or provide services to other businesses or consumers. This selling or providing process relies heavily on the staff in marketing and service department of a company. Marketing can be seen mainly as a pre-sale responsibility, while service traditionally takes care of the customer after the sale. In actuality, and most importantly in the current social media environment, the line between marketing and service is becoming more and more fuzzy. In fact from the customer point of view, marketing and service of a company may be slowly becoming one and the same.

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Cuong Huynh on January 15th, 2009

Website navigation: Low-cost marketing and easy customer service. A good website’s navigation helps visitors find information faster and more efficiently and can also help search engines understand what you consider important on your site.

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Cuong Huynh on January 11th, 2009

The social media line of responsibility is fuzzy at best and confusing at worst. Who should own social media in an organization? The answer is simple if you know where to look.

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Cuong Huynh on December 30th, 2008

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is an important element of getting a website found by the Internet content reader. After all, without a reader to consume your content, there’s no reason for anyone or any organization to have a website, thus no reason for online marketing and SEO.

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Cuong Huynh on December 3rd, 2008

So HubSpot gave us another very easy to understand and easy to explain term: Inbound Marketing. It wraps everything about Web 2.0 into a neat little package. According to the article “Inbound Marketing & the Next Phase of Marketing on the Web“, the current recession is pushing the next wave of marketing on the Internet. [...]

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