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Written by Gregg Dourgarian
Who is doing well in the current economic climate? Internet marketers, that’s who. Why? Because CFO types are busy looking at budgets and deciding to dump print media in favor of free-if-you-know-what-you’re-doing social media marketing.
Want more info? Who better to turn to than the guy who invented social media headhunting, Jim Durbin?
Jim will get interviewed by the Recruiting Animal on the Recruiting Animal Show next Wednesday at 12 noon EST.
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