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10 Social Media Failures (and How to Avoid Them)

One of the things to expect to takeaway from a solid social media conference is the knowledge of what works in market practice. A good assemblance of industry talent almost always includes a sharing of what successful strategies brands, agencies and marketers do in social channels. With a speaker line up that included names from King.com, appsavvy, RackSpace, Adobe, and Woobox, Media Bistro's AllFacebook Conference in San Francisco delivered just that.

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