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I''ve always known that the folks at Radian6 were smart -- so smart that I really don't mind that it occasionally feels like they're stalking me, we speak at so many conferences together. But this rant on the Difference Between Hard and Hard Work |by Amber Naslund better known on Twitter as @ambercadabra is just
brilliant. Without being preachy she absolutely nails all those whiners
out there that complain that social media can't be measured.
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Yep it's not that hard, so it's funny to see so many firms suddenly getting a clue and making it a priority.
Posted by: Josh Hallett | June 18, 2009 at 05:04 PM
Hi Katie,
We have been unable to successfully contact your office about our Dashboard account. Might you be able to have someone get in touch with us ASAP?
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Posted by: Joann | June 11, 2009 at 05:21 PM
Ah, thanks so much Katie. That means an awful lot coming from you. I know we have lots of work to do in this space. So let's get to it, shall we, instead of pouting about how hard it is? :)
Posted by: Amber Naslund | June 10, 2009 at 04:36 PM