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Why ‘talkable likeable’?
Markets are conversations. To get famous or stay relevant in this participative era requires real-time brand management:
talkable
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I picked up on this in the Sunday papers this weekend – as a copywriter it struck me as a really clever way of doing something different with words. Great stuff.