August 6, 2009
Government Social Media Strategy: RaxRaxRax, on his Government Social Media Strategy work with the Ministry of Justice Tell me about your new Job? I joined the Ministry’s Communications Directorate on June 22 and have been tasked with formulating a cohesive digital strategy across the MoJ’s entire workforce – no small task! A large part of the newly created role is also to leverage social media platforms into the current communications strategy. The Ministry of Justice .....
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April 27, 2009
I am delighted to bring you an interview with Jonathan Erwin from Online Media Group, the UK’s largest finance affiliate network. I have been lucky enough to work with him as my account manager at Online Media Group and gain the benefits of his support and experience. Jonathan provides great affiliate management, is always approachable and someone I would recommend you get to know. Q. How did you get into affiliate marketing? A. I used .....
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