Our favorite quotes of the night #TAGtribe Forum

Bernie J Mitchell
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"Social has changed what we do" says Jon Silk" tweeted via our hosts @WE_UK

"I don't do email. I don't like it" says JP via girisham1

"Transparency is no longer a nice to have" JP

"Posteriors are there for posterity" JP

"If you use social media to sell stuff it's like being a door to door salesman"

'Connecting with customers is a two way relationship, not just a route to them' via  Publicate_

"The future will see some jobs depending on your Klout score!" via prad Patel

What was your favorite quote of the night?

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