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Neal Schaffer on Social Media Challenges & Opportunities for 2019. I was thrilled when Neal Schaffer agreed to participate in my series about challenges facing social media marketing. Neal is a social media speaker and consultant ranked by Forbes and others as a top influencer. I had the privilege of writing for his Maximize Social Business blog for three years, and have also spoken at several of his Social Tool Summit conferences.
Speaker: Barbara Nonas, Award-Winning PR Strategist & Communications Leader
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Trends 2019—is there anything to worry about? I’m pretty sure you’ve all read a bunch of texts on this topic already. Better focus on growing your skills—the ones XY are sharing with us will help you get ready to face the pace of change in PR and strut your stuff not only professionally, but also in the private area. The post PR and Marketing: The Skills Experts Wish to Succeed in 2019 appeared first on Prowly Magazine.
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