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NMK Podcast - Episode Two
The second NMK podcast is here. This week, we talk to Mike Rowe of 1000heads.
This week, NMK talks word of mouth marketing with Mike Rowe, managing director of specialist word of mouth agency 1000heads. Rowe formed the company in 2000 to help companies understand online conversations around products and brands and enable them to engage more effectively with that audience. 1000heads has worked with the likes of Nokia, 3, Sky TV and Toshiba.
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