A brand advocate is somebody who loves your product or service. In fact, they love it so much that they spread the word to all their friends, family, neighbours and anyone else who will listen. They might tell people through word-of-mouth, via social media or by writing reviews online. Perhaps they’ll blog about you to their own followers. However they spread the word, for you as a business, brand advocate are the ultimate in PR gold. Read more
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Encouraging brand advocacy
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