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	<title>Comments on: PR 101 Weekly Rant #39  Does push marketing ever work?</title>
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		<title>By: Roberta Mutti</title>
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		<dc:creator>Roberta Mutti</dc:creator>
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		<description>I totally agree. Even if here in Italy our do-not-call lists are too recent to be really effective, and the advertising has been forbidden to lawyers since a couple of years ago, so we&#039;re not so accustomed to. By the way, I receive a lot of e-mails, every day, offering every kind of products and sevices. But in the end what is really effective is still the word of mouth. So, is this the future for marketing? On line word of mouth? I guess so. I think the future of marketing is through social media. The way to do it is yet to be found, of course. I hear people talking every day of how it is necessary to find new business models, but what I see is people talking of old and worn business models. Thinking of the on line world starting from the paper point of view. This is the necessary evolution: entering the new world, with a fresh, new and unconventional point of view. Maybe, at the end of our analyisis, we could discover that Twitter is useless for some kind of marketing. We can fix it and survive.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I totally agree. Even if here in Italy our do-not-call lists are too recent to be really effective, and the advertising has been forbidden to lawyers since a couple of years ago, so we&#8217;re not so accustomed to. By the way, I receive a lot of e-mails, every day, offering every kind of products and sevices. But in the end what is really effective is still the word of mouth. So, is this the future for marketing? On line word of mouth? I guess so. I think the future of marketing is through social media. The way to do it is yet to be found, of course. I hear people talking every day of how it is necessary to find new business models, but what I see is people talking of old and worn business models. Thinking of the on line world starting from the paper point of view. This is the necessary evolution: entering the new world, with a fresh, new and unconventional point of view. Maybe, at the end of our analyisis, we could discover that Twitter is useless for some kind of marketing. We can fix it and survive.</p>
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