Outstanding list of the "Best Internet Marketing Posts of 2009" from Tamar Weinberg

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Outstanding list of the "Best Internet Marketing Posts of 2009" from Tamar Weinberg

Over on her "techipedia" blog, Tamar Weinberg has pulled together an outstanding list of "The Best Internet Marketing Posts of 2009". It's a LONG list... but Tamar has done an excellent job curating a list of what's been worthwhile to read this year in the social media / marketing space. There's a few I might add... but I can't quibble with any she's listed there.

If you're looking for good info on marketing, PR, social media, search/SEO, and many other topics... you definitely need to read through the list and start following links.

Thanks, Tamar, for compiling this list... it's a great resource for all of us.

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Dan York on January 06, 2010 in Marketing, PR, Search, Social Media, Tools | Permalink

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