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October 05, 2009

The digital operations manager

The continual growth of social networks has pushed more site designers/owners to add more social modules to engage their visitors.  According to a New Media Age article Kellogg's for example are hiring a Digital Operations Manager.  Chris Wermann, Kellogg's Regional Corporate Affairs Director said

"Consumers are using new media to research anything they want to buy, so we have to define a clear strategy for all marketing, from social media to paid-for formats such as display and search."

The same applies to recruitment i.e. you need a strategy for ALL marketing.  So if you are still dabbling with social recruiting and/or Google Adwords the quicker you get onto one of our workshops the better.  The longer you leave it, the better it is for your competition.


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