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		<title>By: Chaotic Flow &#187; Successful social media marketing – What B2C can learn from stodgy old B2B</title>
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		<description>[...] two A’s are so well established that they are still being applied by rote to the ID stages, e.g., Facebook’s now infamous experience with beacon. Advertising practices in B2C have focused on doing things TO consumers in order to “drive [...]</description>
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