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Great Twitter Examples: CMOs

Dec 1, 2017 | Leadership, Marketing, Twitter

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As the head of marketing for their organization, CMOs who demonstrate leadership in a marketing space, like social media, can have a huge advantage.

These CMOs are setting a great example for their team. They use Twitter to share industry news and trends, engage with the community, and talk about issues that matter to them.

 

 

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