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Hey Sandy – how a catastrophic storm becomes a content marketing opportunity
On Friday I posted http://wp.me/pn6jX-GN about the barrage of campaign ads in advance of U.S. Election Day next week. While the political ad storm continues in full force, right now the East Coast of the U.S. is experiencing what some … Continue reading
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Tagged Ace Hardware, Annie, Big Box Retailers, Frankenstorm, Home Depot, Hurricane Sandy, Lowe's, True Value Hardware
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Compact fluorescent bulbs – myth or magic?
I replaced another compact fluorescent bulb in my kitchen yesterday. In fact I have to replace them seemingly all the time. That’s not what we signed up for. The supposed wonderful energy cost savings (75% by many accounts) are attenuated … Continue reading
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