Wednesday, May 30, 2012
They Did What? General Motors’ Content Marketing Bomb-Drop and Beyond
GM was very clear about something, though: they would not be deleting their Facebook accounts. While they noted that they didn’t believe advertising on Facebook was very effective for them, they continue to embrace the platform itself.
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