Gannett's marketing department apparently thought otherwise.
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Sunday, June 10, 2012
USAT | For 'vindictive' analysis, how tweet it is
Gannett's marketing department apparently thought otherwise.
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Wow, the marketing folks at Gannett are truly clueless. Flat out embarrassing.
ReplyDeleteMaryam, wake up. Not all publicity is positive.
Why amplify it?
Banikarim ordered it tweeted thinking her name was mentioned. Now nursing her poor bruised ego with speaking bookings in LA and planning her Cannes parties.
ReplyDeleteWe all know Banimarim is clueless about marketing. After more than a year on the job what has she actually done? Nothing. Her only mission is her self obsessed egotism. Stick that up on your purpose wall, Banikarim.
ReplyDeleteThe Purpose Wall. That says it all about the ability of management to inspire what little morale it hasnt destroyed as well as projecting to outsiders what direction were heading.
ReplyDeleteWow that tweet is flat out embarrassing. They should take it down.
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