What's Working for Brands & Agencies - Notes from DMWF

Episode 9 of the Free Range Social Show podcast, hosted by Ian Anderson Gray, titled "What's Working for Brands & Agencies - Notes from DMWF" was published on June 10, 2019 and runs 36 minutes.

June 10, 2019 ·36m · Free Range Social Show

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🐄 The Free Range Social Show 🐄 WHAT'S WORKING FOR BRANDS & AGENCIES - Notes from DMWF Julia Bramble was a roving reporter at the Digital Marketing World Forum - #DMWF a few weeks back. And in today's Free Range Social Show, she'll be sharing the takeaways from the conference and what's working for brands and agencies. Do you have any thoughts on what is or isn't working for brands and agencies in 2019?

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🐄 The Free Range Social Show 🐄

WHAT'S WORKING FOR BRANDS & AGENCIES - Notes from DMWF

Julia Bramble was a roving reporter at the Digital Marketing World Forum - #DMWF a few weeks back. And in today's Free Range Social Show, she'll be sharing the takeaways from the conference and what's working for brands and agencies.

Do you have any thoughts on what is or isn't working for brands and agencies in 2019?

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