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David Meerman Scott

David Meerman Scott is a business growth strategist, advisor to emerging companies, and international bestselling author of a dozen books including Fanocracy and The New Rules of Marketing & PR. His books are published in 30 languages from Arabic to Vietnamese and have sold nearly a million copies. 

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Case Studies | Research and Analysis | Best Practices

Piles of Leaves

April 12th, 2005|1 min read

RSS For Corporate Communication

April 6th, 2005|1 min read

Worst Practices | Case Studies

Email Support Rigmarole

April 6th, 2005|1 min read

Don't Read This Post

March 29th, 2005|1 min read

Smile! It's Time for a Content Close-up

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Worst Practices | Best Practices

Back off PR Bunnies -- Big Business Needs to Blog

March 24th, 2005|0 min read

Research and Analysis

Journalists Take Note: The Web is a City

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Best Practices | Business to Business

Blogs for Business

March 16th, 2005|1 min read

Case Studies | Best Practices

Animal Rubber Bands -- not a commodity

March 8th, 2005|1 min read

Best Practices

Leverage your PR efforts

March 5th, 2005|0 min read

Case Studies | Best Practices

Socrates: Best practices at work

February 22nd, 2005|1 min read

Worst Practices | Case Studies

The Lincoln Fry Super Bowl ad Web tie in: Too oily for me

February 7th, 2005|2 min read

Best Practices

Boston Globe Sports: cashing in on the Web

February 5th, 2005|1 min read

Case Studies | Best Practices

Cashing in with Content at the SIIA show

February 2nd, 2005|1 min read

Business to Business

Why don't traditional publishers leverage content on the Web?

January 17th, 2005|1 min read

Research and Analysis | Business to Business

Should Corporate Board Members Blog?

January 13th, 2005|1 min read

Research and Analysis | Non Profits | Business to Business

The Future of the Internet

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Holiday Wishes-HA!

January 7th, 2005|1 min read

Top Ten E-Business Trends for 2005

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