MillerCoors manages multiple identities on Twitter
The company keeps its craft brew brands separate from its bigger brands, which means it manages two very different online personalities.
The company keeps its craft brew brands separate from its bigger brands, which means it manages two very different online personalities.
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For our second #RaganSocial Twitter chat, we’re going to explore how to integrate social media into your company’s business plan. Join us Wednesday, Aug. 1 at 4 p.m. ET.
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