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Best Social Media Platform for B2B Marketing: Can Twitter Stay #2?

Webbiquity

LinkedIn is, of course and unquestionably, the Tom Brady of social media platforms for B2B marketing. But in B2B social media as with NFL quarterbacks, the interesting battle is for second place. For the past decade, Twitter has (most often) been ranked as #2. And if it is, can Twitter hold onto that spot?

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Twitter for Business: Is It Time?

Webbiquity

Twitter is in trouble. The company recently missed earnings estimates for the second time in four quarters, and had to strike a deal with activist investor firm Elliott Management which had “been trying to push (Jack) Dorsey out as part of an overhaul to Twitter’s business.” But it’s not. But it’s not.

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How to Effectively Use Twitter Influencer Marketing?

SocialPilot

It is not a secret that approximately half of the world’s population uses social media. Among this vast landscape of social media platforms, Twitter stands out prominently. With nearly 556 million monthly active users, Twitter influencer marketing has emerged as a focal point for connecting brands with their audience.

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Content Marketing and Social Media: 25 Insights and Stats from Three Research Reports

Webbiquity

Social media managers are actually (slightly) happier working in the office rather than hybrid or remote. These studies are packed with trends and insights related to content marketing, social media management, and advertising on Meta platforms. LinkedIn is, of course, the top social media platform for B2B marketers.

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Three Reasons We Can’t Disconnect from Social Media

Webbiquity

The term “social media” implies connecting with others, socializing and sharing. While this is a reason one may engage with social media, from its earliest days other motives have driven users to partake. Showing off / bragging: is the primary purpose of Twitter (used by 28% of US adults), Snapchat (21%), and Instagram (39%).

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Social Media Marketing Goals and How To Achieve Them — Five Tips

Webbiquity

Goal-setting is the foundation of any successful social media (or any other type of) marketing campaign. With 93% of marketers leveraging social media for increased brand exposure, it’s vital for businesses to identify ways to stay ahead of the curve. Guest post by Ahana Basu. What’s the best approach for creating that strategic plan?

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Are You Still Not Posting On Social Media?

Marketing Insider Group

There is an observation in social media called “ Participation Inequality ” or the “ 1% rule ” that says that 1% of us create content, 9% of us share content and 90% of us are pure consumers of the content created. But the fact is, the large majority of marketers are still not active in social media.