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User Profile sonofschmilssonAdd FriendAdd NoteTrack UserSend MessageSend V-GiftButcher's TaleIf you're headed to the grave, you don't blame the hearse.Created on 2008-10-08 06:14:06 (#16779224), last updated 2009-07-31 31 comments received, 26 comments postedPlus Account [Gift]17 Journal Entries, 2 Tags, 0 Memories, 20+ ScrapBook Files, 0 Virtual Gifts, 1 Userpic Basic Info Name:velvetjukebox Location:Detroit, Michigan, United StatesWebsite:Jude Austin Bio Just ask. I'm
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About Blogroll Ethics/Disclosure Subscribe Pitching on the grave by Susan Getgood on June 28, 2011 · 3 comments in Blogger relations, Blogging, Marketing Normally, I?m proud to tell people that I?m a marketer. I love connecting consumers with the brands they love and companies with the products that fuel their business. Every so often though, someone calling themselves a marketing professional does something that makes me embarrassed for my profession. More than a few of these
