New to Digital Marketing? How to Keep 'Face Time' With Customers

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Colleen DeBaise| February 20, 2013|

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When you've switched to digital marketing, it can be tough to maintain your personal connection to customers. But Jason Falls, a digital marketing expert, says you shouldn't stop using traditional forms of communication just because your marketing becomes more high-tech. And you should make sure to personalize your new technology, so that it's helping you engage with customers. "Mobile doesn't make [your marketing] less personal, unless you make it less personal," he says.

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