Set Your Sites on Social: A Look at the B2B Social Media Scene
Monday, January 21, 2013
Cathy Applefeld Olson

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B2B magazines don’t tend to rely as heavily on social media as consumer pubs. But when a particular to-the-trade topic spills into the public lexicon, heightened digital buzz–pro or con–finds its way to their doorstep. Such has been the case with the gun industry in the weeks since the...

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