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Category Archives: Book Reviews
The Ones That Got Away
Summer Reading Book Review: Four Fish by Paul Greenberg When I was a child my family vacationed in Montauk, N.Y. on the tip of Long Island, just past the chic Hamptons. In those days, Montauk, a destination for serious fishermen, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Environmental
Tagged alaska, biotech, chile, china, eco-balance, environmentalists, fish farmers, four fish, four fish by paul greenberg, montauk, norway, ocean wildlife, oregon, overfishing, overfishing facts, paul greenberg, seafood, sustainability, sustaining fish populations
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Reading “UnMarketing” Helped Me Prove That I Am Right, Thanks Scott Stratten
I learned very young that one of the best ways to win an argument or prove your point is to quote a source to back you up. For example, if you work with me or if we have ever had … Continue reading
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Tagged @lauramfin, Beckerman, Beckerman Voices, communications, Consumer Public Relations, facebook, how to promote online, how to use social media for marketing, how to use twitter, Laura Finlayson, Marketing, Media Relations, online marketing, public relations, Relationship betweent public relations and social media, scott stratten, social media, social media marketgin, Twitter, twitter marketing, Umarketign, Unmarketing review
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