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“In a world that's always connected, our ability to create meaningful relationships bridges the gap between brands and consumers.”
Six Pixels of Separation
By Mitch Joel
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Mitch Joel is a digital marketing expert, author, and speaker known for his insights into the evolving landscape of technology and consumer behavior. He is the author of the best-selling books 'Six Pixels of Separation' and 'Ctrl Alt Delete,' where he explores the impact of digital transformation on business and society. Mitch's writing style is engaging and accessible, appealing to both marketing professionals and general audiences. He is also a passionate advocate for the importance of human connections in a technology-driven world, sharing his expertise through conferences, podcasts, and his popular blog.
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