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This article is originally published on Democrat & Chronicle A few months ago, I received a letter from a store saying they no longer carry a type of chips. According to their records, I bought two bags of chips in the last two years. So they thought they should let me know and suggested I try a few other chips instead.
About month ago, I visited an industrial services' website by accident. Since then, I get their online ad wherever I go. Not in a million years would I have the need to buy anything remotely like that. Regardless, I’m under their radar now. Despite what people say, we don’t have much privacy anymore.
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I got an email last week and I was pissed:
This article is originally published on Democrat & Chronicle, a USA Today network  Image Credit: https://unsplash.com/search/shop?photo=ycVFts5Ma4s You ever have so much to do you decide to take a nap?
--Jim Gaffigan, comedian  Image credit: https://pixabay.com/en/leather-denim-blue-jeans-jeans-1516000/ This article is originally published on Democrat & Chronicle, a USA Today network If I hear one more time a social media “expert” saying “It’s the engagement that matters. People just want to join the conversation”, I will vomit.
“Social media marketing” has become a buzzword. More businesses jump onto the bandwagon because they’re afraid of “missing out”. But really, it rarely works, nor pays for itself. |
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