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The document outlines 5 habits of winning companies over the next 3 to 10 years. These include: 1) Ensuring all employees understand social media; 2) Leveraging social media before, during, and after key events; 3) Creating products worth sharing and talking about; 4) Offering something free or at low-cost to attract users; 5) Promoting through useful content rather than just ads. It also notes that 86% of new leads come from organic search, according to a speaker at Uptake.
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- 1. Jesse Desjardins, Online Director, Global Gossip The Winners in The Next 3 / 5 / 10 Years
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- 7. 5 Habits of Winning Companies (today)
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- 11. 2. Leverage Social Media
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- 32. Yen Lee of Uptake ¨C ¡°The Long, Fat Tail of Search¡± 86% of leads are generated by organic search
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- #3: So many people are about the future¡. When there¡¯s still so many opportunities today right in front of that they are missing out on.
- #4: If you¡¯re ready for today then tomorrow wont jump up at you and hit you straight in the face.
- #42: This internet thing is going to be big. Get out there and get a piece of the action.