The USPS could be considering a proposal to sell magazine subscriptions to consumers direct through its website and stores, in an attempt to keep consumers checking their mailboxes for the latest print content, which remain highlights of people's...
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This piece was written by Jason Heath for Socialfresh "The latest Pinterest referral traffic data reveals that Pinterest drives more referral traffic than YouTube, LinkedIn and Google+ combined". That is pretty significant for a social network that most marketers still do not even know exists. And yes, they are still an invite only community. This data does not include EVERY referral source out there on the web. But it does put Pinterest into context compared to other major social sites. And it can give anyone doing business online a good sense of where strong referral opportunities might exist for their business. The Highlights of the Data Here are a few key takeaways from the Shareaholic findings: Selected and curated by maxOZ covering "Pinterest Watch" Read full article here: [http://bit.ly/AssEyf] Via janlgordon Delete the scoop?
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Your newest source for magazine subscriptions? It could be the USPS