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		<title>By: Advertising and Attention: Some Companies Don&#8217;t Know How Good They&#8217;ve Got It</title>
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		<description>[...] If I was in charge of marketing for a Ski Resort, I would find the most bubbly and cute employee(s) that I had and put them in front of a camera at least 3 times a week, if not 7. They would talk about the weather, events, riders, equipment, the mountain and the community. They would interact online as a community manager, reaching out, answering questions and building trust. They would be the vehicle for solidifying and growing my already excited and committed fan base. [...]</description>
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