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	<title>Comments on: Interview with Jim DeLorenzo, VP of Octagon Digital</title>
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		<title>By: Jason Peck</title>
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		<description>Great job on this interview! Thanks for asking my question.

Jim made a great point when he said that what works for Shaq may not work for another player. Every pro athlete is not going to have 200k+ followers if they join tomorrow. But even if an athlete just uses Twitter to engage a few existing fans and create some new fans, it will benefit his brand and you can measure this (via buzz/mentions/followers and sentiment). And it doesn&#039;t take an expert publicist or a lot of time to achieve results...though it does help to have someone guide you at first and provide some best practices.</description>
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<p>Jim made a great point when he said that what works for Shaq may not work for another player. Every pro athlete is not going to have 200k+ followers if they join tomorrow. But even if an athlete just uses Twitter to engage a few existing fans and create some new fans, it will benefit his brand and you can measure this (via buzz/mentions/followers and sentiment). And it doesn&#8217;t take an expert publicist or a lot of time to achieve results&#8230;though it does help to have someone guide you at first and provide some best practices.</p>
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