Social Media and the Law

We discuss eFusjon from 4:58 on.

The video above is from an interview I did with social media consultant Bill Seaver from Micro Explosion Media. Bill Seaver is THE social media guru in the state of Tennessee and across the country. He completely understands the space and he’s able to provide top-notch education and provide measurable results in a short amount of time. He’s also an outstanding speaker. If you’re interested in leveraging social media for marketing (we’re all marketers), please take the time to watch his presentation on measuring ROI in social media.

Tags: Bill Seaver, efusjon, efusjon lawsuit, Microexplosion

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3 Responses to “Social Media and the Law”

Bill Seaver says:
December 15th, 2009 at 5:49 pm
Kevin, thanks again for participating in the interview. You did a great job!
Ben Dickie says:
December 16th, 2009 at 12:01 pm
“If your brand does not survive muster, you do not deserve to be in business.” – Love the quote and how true that is. The Wizard of Oz in today’s world would not last as long as he did in the classic tale as the curtain is pulled down the first day you go into business. Companies are only kidding themselves when they don’t believe they live in a transparent era.
Phil says:
December 17th, 2009 at 9:53 am
Bill & Kevin… both of you… very good job. Good informative interview.

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