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[…] Also Read: A great example of how influence requires not just reach but a strong connection can be seen in this case study done by Mark Schaefer where he found a strong direct correlation between...
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[…] If you are just stumbling on to this post, you can find out how this project went here: “The Results Are In: An Experiment in Social Influence. The final total raised was […]
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