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When a celebrity dies, is it ok to do a brand-oriented tweet about it, especially if it’s really clever?
When a celebrity dies and you have a great idea for tweet with a meme, should you send it out right away? Probably not… At least that’s the lesson that Cinnabon learned when they tweeted out the image at right following the … Continue reading
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