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On June 25th, AppGap contributor Jenny Ambrozek and others came together for a great discussion of how businesses large and small are experimenting with Facebook groups and other social networking tactics to grow awareness, build buzz, gain insights and increase sales.
For those that missed it, you can find the recording of the webinar here and the slide deck and follow up questions here.
Also, download the executive summary for practical tips and learnings gleaned from the discussion.
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