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Stop The Social Media Icon Insanity

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There continues to exist a widespread, bizarre phenomenon of companies printing social media icons and sticking them on printed materials without any context or URLs.

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August 30, 2011 Author Adam Singer In Digital Marketing and PR
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5 Thought Provoking Comments From The Community (Aug, 2011)

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What makes this community interesting? Your participation here, of course. You’ll notice the comments section of The Future Buzz goes beyond simply being bot-free. We even go as far as stopping those just here to hawk their wares from spamming us with junk.

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August 11, 2011 Author Adam Singer In links, quick bits
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Set Your Creative Team Members Free

Have more meetings is not beneficial. They aren’t where real work gets done. In fact, they do a good job at ruining your creative team member’s productivity. I’ve blogged about the importance of reducing meetings for years, usually noting how they are basically a destructive force you should minimize the impact of.

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April 14, 2011 Author Adam Singer In Inspiration
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Are You Stopping Others From Telling Your Story?

This weekend I had some friends from out of town visit me in San Francisco. Naturally they wanted to go to Alcatraz to tour the island and prison, so off we went.

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March 7, 2011 Author Adam Singer In links, quick bits
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VaultPress: Blog Protection From The Makers Of WordPress

Serious online publishers use Wordpress. It’s the easiest to use, most flexible, customizable and scalable self-publishing platform.

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February 25, 2011 Author Adam Singer In Blogging
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The Future Buzz Most Popular Posts – 2010 Edition

As it’s nearly the end of the year, I thought I’d share a round-up of what you, the readers here, found most interesting. To give a little context: all posts on this blog were viewed in total more than 1,000,000 times this year. Following are the 10 most popular that were actually published in 2010.

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December 16, 2010 Author Adam Singer In Meta
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