Just 3% of 835 business owners surveyed earlier this month by The Wall Street Journal and Vistage International said Twitter had the most potential to help their companies.
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In the survey, just four in 10 business owners said they have employees dedicated to social-media campaigns. Nearly half of them spend between one and five hours weekly on social media, and one-third spend no time at all.
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The programmatic nature of ad buying will erode the position of companies that rely on relationships and human decision making
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Carri Bugbee
I'm a social media marketing strategist and a social TV writer/explorer. I read and archive a lot of articles and blog posts in both these categories, as well as B2B marketing.