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The 10 Essential Components of a Social Media Marketing Strategy

When it comes to social media planning, most don’t like to do it. Either because they don’t know how to, or because they don’t like to. I can’t help with the latter, but I hope this post supports the former. In launching tbk Creative’s Facebook page last week, I decided to share with our community how tbk [...]

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Is Social Media Making People More Vulgar?

A storm of media attention picked up after I published the blog article, Canada’s Most Vulgar Cities on Twitter. You can read the Huffington Post article here and watch the CTV London news segment below: The results are in. People curse a lot on Twitter. In an interview on AM980′s McArthur in the Morning yesterday, [...]

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Canada’s Most Vulgar Cities on Twitter [Infograph]

 tbk Creative recently aggregated over 1,000,000 tweets with the goal of learning where the practice of vulgarity happens most in Canada on Twitter. Feel free to share this infograph as you wish. Behold, the data:       Some footnotes on this data: 1) Relativity – We didn’t look at what cities were tweeting the [...]

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Tags: Brampton, Canada, Canada's Most Vulgar Cities on Twitter, Halifax Nova Scotia, Hamilton, Laval, London Ontario, Montreal, Quebec, Quebec City, Toronto, twitter infograph, Winnipeg Manitoba
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Wikipedia Going Black

 This entry is written by Paul MacLean, a Sr. Programmer and the Duke of Digital Strategy at tbk Creative. On January 18th, Wikipedia, Mozilla and a host of other sites are going black. So, unfortunately, for one day we won’t be able to see Jimmy Wales mug pleading for money (all kidding aside – just [...]

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