Manufacturers are increasingly using social media platforms like
Twitter to communicate with their customers in the public domain,
often revealing wholesale pricing structures that have traditionally
been kept secret. Indeed, the transparency of today’s information
economy is putting increasing pressure on businesses that act as
middlemen between suppliers and endusers. Rather than fight the
inevitable, these distributors need to add value to the finished
product, justifying their margins. Attempts to restrict communication
only bolster the rewards for those who continue to do so.

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Fascinated with the process and techniques being used to launch the Frank Kern Mass Control 2.0 program. You can learn just by watching.

Just finished the final edit for my 2nd book: Webify Your Business, Internet Marketing Secrets for the Self-Employed. Going to print Monday.

@perrybelcher I just did a workshop about Social Media relationship building last night and would be happy to write a post for your blog.

@TessaWheeler You rock! I’m thrilled you’re finding value in all the YouTube videos. Thanks for passing my name along. I appreciate it!

@BusinessDotGov Thanks for asking. The SBA workshop was great. I had 42 attendees, mostly small business owners. Driving website traffic.

Everyone wants to know the ROI on social media but it all depends on your ability to demonstrate your expertise. Good = 5000%. Bad = 0%.

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