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Ana Santos & Javi Guembe - Estrategias en twitter

EPISODE · Jan 31, 2012 · 36 MIN

Ana Santos & Javi Guembe - Estrategias en twitter

from Congreso Web 2011

Ana Santos y Javier Guembe nos explican cómo cumplir nuestros objetivos de marketing a través de Twitter. Las estrategias en Twitter deben estar incluidas dentro de tus estrategias en otras redes sociales y en otros medios. El Social Media puede aumentar tus beneficios si sabes cómo gestionar bien las redes sociales. Esta ponencia se realizó el domingo 5 de junio de 2011 en el Congreso Web Zaragoza

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