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Yes, you can buy an Influencer jacket now Paid Members Public
Outdoors brand Jack Wolfskin is getting down with those hip influencer kids…
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GoPro insists that Dusk White is Black. Or something. Paid Members Public
GoPro is selling a limited-edition of its flagship camera - in Dusk White.
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Where blogging went bad Paid Members Public
“Bangs” (Muireann Carey-Campbell) asks Oh, Blogging, where art thou? [http://www.bangsandabun.com/2017/03/oh-blogging-art-thou/]: > I always thought of blogging as a way to give voice to the little guy (or gal, or non-gender conforming individual). We had a chance to create our own media, to be the
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Headshot(s): sorted Paid Members Public
It started with a tweet. Actually, that’s not quite true, but it makes a good opening line, so what the hell. And the tweet looked like this: > HEADSHOTS in @londongramer [https://twitter.com/Londongramer?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] Book a slot before Christmas! It's 60 pounds
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Just how powerful is "influencer" marketing? Paid Members Public
Talking of “influencers [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2015/04/influence-yeah-right.html]“, here’s some very good questions about the use of “influencer” marketing in travel [http://www.travelblather.com/2015/03/influencer-marketing-travel-bloggers.html] : > Out of curiosity I requested the international visitor numbers to Costa Brava on either side
All your comments are just marketing fodder Paid Members Public
Adobe has bought comments system Livefyre [http://recode.net/2016/05/03/adobe-acquired-livefyre-more-user-generated-content/] . Has the software-and-services giant suddenly developed a taste for community building? Not so much: > Livefyre, which was initially known for its technology that powers internet comments, now runs a marketing business for big brand clients that