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Clare Munn Speaks at Fashion Forward: The Communication Quotient

Posted on November 18, 2011 by clare munn

I had the privilege of speaking at Fashion Forward Digital on October 20th. It was a fabulous event featuring a lively audience and many wonderful speakers. Recently, they posted a summary of my speech – The Communication Quotient. You can … Continue reading →

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The ROI of Social Media: How Do You Measure It?

Posted on September 30, 2011 by clare munn

The Return on Investment (ROI) of social media, like all new things, can be hard to put a stake in the ground, but it is similar to the projections on sales. Continue reading →

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The Value of Social Media: Building Meaningful Connections

Posted on September 28, 2011 by clare munn

The value of social media comes when you put yourself in the shoes of your partner(s) when attempting to make an impact on the web. Continue reading →

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Basics of Web 2.0 Acronyms or Evolution of our CQ

Posted on January 15, 2010 by clare munn

Having been in the online world for 18 years, if I hear one more acronym I am going to hurl myself onto my Uggs. Are we all so pressed for time that we cannot use our breath to articulate a … Continue reading →