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It is not just consumers of art, music and media that look for one-on-one relationships with their favorite vendors. All consumers are consumers of information. Blogs, user reviews, activity feeds, news feeds, social sites, professional directories, websites or mini-sites, streaming audio and video or content management – there are dozens of tools and tricks and resources to make the relationship between consumer and resource stronger. And it can be confusing to navigate them all. They can be over done or simply ignored.

Finding the balance is key. The complications of integrating social media and interactive tools and systems into daily marketing activities can by eased by seeing where and how engaging your audiences can be beneficial to you and them.

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Written by Andrew Newby

Andrew was first introduced to the advertising industry when he went to work for a marketing/communication agency while in graduate school. In 1997 he co-founded AVATAR Syndicate, a Toledo-based marketing software development firm. Since then he has been a technologist and marketing consultant to hundreds of businesses and organizations in dozens of different industries. His clients have included Subaru Automotive, La-Z-Boy Furniture, The City of Toledo, The Barnes Group, Ingersoll-Rand and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Throughout the past decade Andrew has created new measurement standards to help his clients understand the return on their web-technology investments. He has written and lectured on Social Media, Web Usability, Application Design, and Technology for Marketers.

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