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Social Media Grabbing a Major Share of the Marketing Budget

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Social Media Grabbing a Major Share of the Marketing Budget

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Companies will be steadily increasing their spending on social media marketing in the next few years, even though most marketing executives cannot measure the financial impact of such spending. The shift in consumer buying patterns to online makes a shift to social media marketing a logical step, despite the current inability to demonstrate ROI. The pressing issue now is for companies to integrate social media activities into their general marketing campaigns. 


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Idea conceived

September 3, 2014

Idea posted

Oct 2014
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