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		<title>By: OnlineMarketerBlog.com</title>
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		<description>Great post, Ben, and lots of good points cogently said. I especially like the one about 1.0 tactics.

We see companies spend millions on a Super Bowl ad with virtually zero measurable ROI and then these same companies complain because they can *only* get the open rate, click through rate, and each single clicked link in an email campaign. And don&#039;t get me started with blogs and real web 2.0 tools!

Great post and thanks for including my blog.</description>
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<p>We see companies spend millions on a Super Bowl ad with virtually zero measurable ROI and then these same companies complain because they can *only* get the open rate, click through rate, and each single clicked link in an email campaign. And don&#8217;t get me started with blogs and real web 2.0 tools!</p>
<p>Great post and thanks for including my blog.</p>
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