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Online Student Again! Part 10: 5 Ideas to Transform Your Digital Marketing
I’ve finally finished the last module of the Rutgers online course on digital marketing! In some respects, it feels like I just got started, but in other respects, it feel like I’ve been doing this a LONG time, and I’ll be … Continue reading →
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Online Student Again, Part 9: Web Analytics & ROI for Better Decision Making–Decisions, Decisions
Anytime I think of any kind of tech comm analytics, I don’t think of Google Analytics or Web Trends, but my mind races back to the first time I heard Mark Lewis speak and how my mind was blown at … Continue reading →
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