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89% of Social Media Marketers Consider Social Search to Be Strategically Critical

KoMarketing Associates

As younger customers and prospects spend more time on social media platforms, new research suggests that social search is growing in importance to marketers who are focused on optimization. Additionally, 87% believe that customers will primarily search for companies on social media, rather than search engines, in 2023.

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Lifestyle Audiences Live on Facebook, Technology Readers Still Want Google Search

Parse.ly

network of sites found the content via Facebook, 35% came from Google search, and the duopoly left the rest of the internet (including Google News) with a mere 25% of traffic referrals. When on Facebook, you’ll see readers especially engaged with articles on entertainment, lifestyle, local events, and politics.

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How to Use Hashtags on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn

Oktopost

Silicon Valley product designer Chris Messina invented the now ubiquitous hashtag when he was searching for a way to organize the fast-moving Twitter stream. Other Twitter users saw the value of adding hashtags to follow and engage in topical conversations on the network. How to Use Hashtags on Twitter.

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Twitter Announces Communities Feature via @sejournal, @martinibuster

Search Engine Journal

Twitter announced the Communities feature, what some see as a challenge to Reddit and Facebook Groups The post Twitter Announces Communities Feature appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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Rethinking Marketing Search and Promotion with Pinterest

Top Rank Marketing

Many consider it to be a search engine instead of a social media channel. The search aspect is the most important for most users, which is why the social platform’s about section calls it is a visual discovery engine. X/Twitter is only 15-20 minutes, and Facebook is 5-6 hours. Have some older, but still relevant pins?

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The implications for PR if Twitter goes away

Biznology

The reports of Twitter’s death have been greatly exaggerated — but what if they’re not? Personally, I feel like PR people might be happy when Twitter finally gives up its ghost or falls into disuse. The truth is, everyone does advertising better than Twitter. The transition has already begun.

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Innovations in Search and Social [August 2023]

QuanticMind

What’s new in the realms of paid search and social media? This month, Alexa Dillon, Basis’ VP of Search Media Investment, and Erik Chellberg, VP of Social Media Investment, compiled all the latest news, trends, and resources for easy access. Twitter is now X. Here's what that means. [:04] Sign up for the Basis Scout newsletter