This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
This is a great video from Gary Vaynerchuck on comparing social media to a small town. Everyone knows everyone else’ business. Perhaps the most interesting part is the thoughts on weeding out the companies who say they do, but could give a rats ass about their customers.
