Spring Marketing & Advertising Articles For Harmon Group's Marketing Blog

Throughout the Spring, I have had the opportunity to bring marketing and advertising topics to life through Harmon Group's blog:

http://harmongrp.com/blog.html?title=marketing-inspiration-from-the-play-place

http://harmongrp.com/blog.html?title=marketing-swot-analysis

 http://harmongrp.com/blog.html?title=5-signs-your-social-media-needs-help

http://harmongrp.com/blog.html?title=the-power-of-a-testimonial

http://harmongrp.com/blog.html?title=tell-the-story-of-your-brand

http://harmongrp.com/blog.html?title=taking-full-advantage-of-email-marketing

http://harmongrp.com/blog.html?title=make-an-advertising-campaign-work-well-for-you

http://harmongrp.com/blog.html?title=blogging-101

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