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Post Of The Month – February 2012 – Nominations

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Nominations are now open for Post Of The Month. So do please nominate your favourite posts that were posted in the month of February, in the comments below. As usual, I've listed a few of my own favourites as a starter but please do add to them and once I have a good list I'll stick them all up for a vote. OK, so the starting four are:

Is The Problem For Brands That They Now Build Down To A Price Rather Than Up To A Quality? by Rob Campbell

The Religion Of Common Sense Marketing from Ross Farquhar

What Has Advertising Ever Done For The Economy? by James Best

Data Should Be Used As Evidence And Not Illustration by Simon Kendrick

Please do nominate your own in the comments below.

12 responses to “Post Of The Month – February 2012 – Nominations”

  1. Dan Weingrod Avatar
    Dan Weingrod

    Mike Arauz’s “What is Strategy”
    – http://undercurrent.com/post/what-is-strategy/

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  2. Dan Weingrod Avatar
    Dan Weingrod

    Mike Arauz’s “What is Strategy”
    – http://undercurrent.com/post/what-is-strategy/

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  3. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    Thanks Dan – good nomination

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  4. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    Thanks Dan – good nomination

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  5. jeremyet Avatar
    jeremyet

    Martin Weigel’s ‘The Participation Paradox’
    http://mweigel.typepad.com/canalside-view/2012/02/the-participation-paradox-how-to-survive-it-how-to-prosper-from-it.html

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  6. jeremyet Avatar
    jeremyet

    Martin Weigel’s ‘The Participation Paradox’
    http://mweigel.typepad.com/canalside-view/2012/02/the-participation-paradox-how-to-survive-it-how-to-prosper-from-it.html

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  7. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    Good stuff. Thanks Jeremy

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  8. neilperkin Avatar
    neilperkin

    Good stuff. Thanks Jeremy

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  9. Phil Adams Avatar
    Phil Adams

    The BBC’s English Regions Social Media Strategy. Post by Robin Morley. Needs to be read in conjunction with the strategy pdf that is linked to in the post, so might not be sufficiently user-friendly for this forum. But it’s an admirable exercise in transparency, common sense and plain English. When was the last time you saw all three of those in an SM strategy?
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/journalism/blog/2012/02/local-matters-a-new-bbc-social.shtml

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  10. Phil Adams Avatar
    Phil Adams

    The BBC’s English Regions Social Media Strategy. Post by Robin Morley. Needs to be read in conjunction with the strategy pdf that is linked to in the post, so might not be sufficiently user-friendly for this forum. But it’s an admirable exercise in transparency, common sense and plain English. When was the last time you saw all three of those in an SM strategy?
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/journalism/blog/2012/02/local-matters-a-new-bbc-social.shtml

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  11. Michael Litman Avatar
    Michael Litman

    It’s a particularly strong month of articles but I’m going to unfortunately be “that guy” and put forward a post I did in Feb which I was happy with how it turned out.
    Pinterest: Foraging as a reflection of the self for The Kernel magazine.
    http://www.kernelmag.com/comment/column/1457/pinterest-foraging-as-a-reflection-of-the-self/

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  12. Michael Litman Avatar
    Michael Litman

    It’s a particularly strong month of articles but I’m going to unfortunately be “that guy” and put forward a post I did in Feb which I was happy with how it turned out.
    Pinterest: Foraging as a reflection of the self for The Kernel magazine.
    http://www.kernelmag.com/comment/column/1457/pinterest-foraging-as-a-reflection-of-the-self/

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