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The Marketing Book Podcast: “Social Media Explained 3.0” by Mark Schaefer

The Forward Observer

Social Media Explained 3.0: Social Media Explained 3.0 ” The book provides insights into how social media fits into the modern marketing eco-system, including: How social media strategy has dramatically changed. This is Social Media Explained.

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20% of Marketers Still Only ‘Somewhat Confident’ in Social Media ROI

KoMarketing Associates

Many marketers have begun using social media as a means to connect to customers and prospects, but new research indicates that not everyone is extremely confident in the return-on-investment (ROI) of this channel. ROI Remains a Top Concern for Executive-Level Marketers.

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New Social Media Advertising Strategies for 2023

Webbiquity

Social media advertising requires marketing professionals to proactively respond to continually evolving user habits and adapt to different trends. Image credit: Merakist on Unsplash The last year in social media saw consumer preferences shift, new technologies emerge, and certain social platforms flourish.

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Report: Majority of Marketers to Increase Social Media Marketing Budgets

KoMarketing Associates

Digital marketers have already discovered that leveraging social media can have a positive impact on their overall bottom line. About 45% of marketers will increase this budget by up to 50%, and 9% of respondents expect a rise of more than 100%. Investing More in Social Media Marketing.

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Seven Skills Every Social Media Manager Needs

Webbiquity

Social media managers create innovative, high-quality content to engage followers and grow their company’s social media presence. Agility is a fundamental skill in social media marketing, essential for continuously adapting to the evolving digital landscape. Guest post by Eva Chan.

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Why marketers can’t ignore dark social media

SmartBrief - Marketing

Amidst tightening budgets in 2024, marketing teams are under extra scrutiny to prove that their work contributes to the bottom line. One area marketers can’t dismiss is dark social media activity. These key factors have driven the rise of dark social activity. Avoid generalized, overly broad messages.

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Navigating social media marketing in an election year

Sprout Social

The 2024 US presidential election is several months away, but social media is already politically charged. According to Sprout Social Listening data , from January 1 to March 6, 2024 there were almost 7.6 Of these conversations, less than half were positive.