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30 fascinating facts about organic vs paid social media

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Organic vs paid social media. Organic social media posts come from you and go directly to your page or your company’s page. Is one more effective than the other? Here are 30 fascinating facts about organic vs paid social media: 100% of the Top 100 Global Brands have run YouTube ads in the past year. Facebook ).

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6 studies show why Facebook organic reach is declining so quickly

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50,000,000+ businesses have a Facebook page. 2% is their Facebook organic reach and it’s declining (source: DMR ). Why is Facebook organic reach declining so fast? TOO MANY POSTS, TOO LITTLE SPACE ( FACEBOOK ): Facebook studied the average user to find 1,500 posts appear in their feed each day.

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Should you stop (organic) social media activity?

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Instead, Avinash Kaushik , a well-known analytics guru and Digital Marketing Evangelist for Google , says it’s time to “ stop organic social media altogether.” There are a few reasons why this happens: Facebook dials back branded content. We can take that time and focus our efforts more effectively instead.

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Organic vs paid social media: 12 myths vs realities

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Organic social media is the use of social networks like Facebook , Twitter , YouTube , Pinterest , Instagram , and Snapchat along with the use of free publishing tools like Hootsuite and Buffer to build a social community and interact with it—publishing posts, sharing others’ posts, and engaging in conversations and comments.

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Knowledge management in the age of social media

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This became further clear when networking platform Facebook was launched and became an instant hit. The displayed statistics reveal that as of April 2016, Facebook stands as the number one social network with 1.6 In simple words, user engagement is crucial as an average Facebook user spends over 36 hours on a monthly basis.

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CIOs, CTOs and CROs are missing the social media boat

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It is exceedingly rare that a Chief Information Officer, Chief Technology Officer or Chief Risk Officer takes an active interest in the management of social media at their organization. At a very large organization, there are likely hundreds of channels and hundreds of people, making it like the biggest Rubix Cube you can imagine.

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RIP, Fleets

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Hashtags are now prevalent on most social media platforms, but they started on Twitter as an organic movement by users to categorize and tag conversations. They were so effective and so popular (not to mention useful) that Twitter officially adopted them, and then other social platforms picked them up.

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