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Case Studies (8)
The Latest from David Meerman Scott

Can We No Longer Trust Facebook?

Case Studies | Media Relations | Facebook | Advertising

Can We No Longer Trust Facebook?

March 26th, 2018|4 min read

Friendly Service Makes For Great Marketing

Case Studies | Marketing | Best Practices

Friendly Service Makes For Great Marketing

March 20th, 2018|1 min read

Marketing Lessons From Failed Social Media Fame In China

Social Media | Viral Marketing | Case Studies | Research and Analysis

Marketing Lessons From Failed Social Media Fame In China

March 12th, 2018|3 min read

American Express Builds Fandom Through Premium Products

Case Studies | Marketing | Best Practices | Fanocracy

American Express Builds Fandom Through Premium Products

February 8th, 2018|1 min read

Oxford Dictionaries Shortlists 'Newsjacking' As Word Of The Year For 2017

Case Studies | Newsjacking

Oxford Dictionaries Shortlists 'Newsjacking' As Word Of The Year For 2017

December 16th, 2017|3 min read

Snubbing Marketing To Build Fans And Grow Business

Case Studies | Marketing | Best Practices

Snubbing Marketing To Build Fans And Grow Business

November 10th, 2017|1 min read

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Periodic Table of Link Building Includes Newsjacking

Search Engine Marketing | Case Studies | Marketing | Newsjacking

Periodic Table of Link Building Includes Newsjacking

November 2nd, 2017|2 min read

How Charlie’s Taxi Competes with Uber

Case Studies | Marketing | Best Practices

How Charlie’s Taxi Competes with Uber

September 25th, 2017|1 min read

Newsjacking: The Longhairs Community Stands With Boys Facing Hair Discrimination

Public Relations | Case Studies | Newsjacking

Newsjacking: The Longhairs Community Stands With Boys Facing Hair Discrimination

September 14th, 2017|1 min read

American Express “Respect Your Privacy”? Only For 3 or 5 Years.

Worst Practices | Case Studies

American Express “Respect Your Privacy”? Only For 3 or 5 Years.

July 20th, 2017|1 min read