Digital Bullets - What's the most irritating cliche in digital?
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We’ll be back with Series II very shortly… And if you have an opinion about the most important questions facing the digital sector and/or about who you’d like us to ask, let us know at bullets@lavolta.com.au
By: bec On: 04/08/2009 10:20:30
Interesting comments here on mUmBRELLA http://mumbrella.com.au/industry-bigwigs-hate-paradigm-shifts-evangelists-and-integration-8070
By: Julian Time Out On: 27/11/2009 10:54:11
"Drive traffic to the site" is an increasingly irritating cliche - usually repeated parrot like by people who are not really sure why they are doing it or how.
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Over ten years, the digital sector has thrown up some great clichés. Some phrases that are wearing a bit thin like ‘serial entrepreneur’, ‘internet visionary’, others metaphors, like ‘digital natives’. What’s the shallowest or most irritating cliché you hear in a digital context?

