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With Twitter expanding their character limit by several thousand, Medium continuing to rise in popularity (despite a confusing change in offering), LinkedIn begging users to blog there exclusively, many people are overwhelmed. Exhausted.

The trend away from extremely concise contents and snippets is upon us, so what now? You’ve been told to invest your time in long-form content, but how do you choose what goes where without losing your mind?

Doug Haslam, Senior Consultant at Stone Temple Consulting is a known smartass, yet a truly respected expert on social media. We are lucky to have him as our next #AGLIVE guest so we can tackle this very topic.

#AGLIVE, January 22nd, 12PM cst

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