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No one compares to how friggin’ awesome you and your company are and you’re going to clean up on your killer new app or idea. So you turn to the web. Many companies do just this, and begin their voyage into business attempting to sell via the web and Social Media. For some reason, they forget the rules of the past and begin their Social Media voyage by making a plethora of mistakes.
Why is it we are told the story of the Tortoise and the Hare as children, only to forget its moral once engaged in business? As the fable tells us, those that approach things with “I need it yesterday” fervor often find themselves wishing they’d created a more effective and long-lasting plan for the future. Remember, slow and steady wins the race!
Why is it we are told the story of the Tortoise and the Hare as children, only to forget its moral once engaged in business? As the fable tells us, those that approach things with “I need it yesterday” fervor often find themselves wishing they’d created a more effective and long-lasting plan for the future. Remember, slow and steady wins the race!