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85% of B2B Marketers Who Use Social Media Remain Dedicated to Facebook

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As B2B marketers continue to explore the benefits of social media marketing , new research indicates that they remain invested in Facebook and LinkedIn, in particular. In regards to importance, most B2B marketers (40%) cited LinkedIn , followed by Facebook (32%). B2B Marketers Reaping the Benefits of Paid Social Media.

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B2B Marketers Now Use Facebook More Than Any Other Social Network

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B2B marketers use a wide range of social media platforms these days to reach out to their prospects and customers. Now, new research indicates that the one they use most often also tops the list of most important platforms among social media marketers. In terms of importance, Facebook (40%) topped the list among B2B marketers.

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Report: Facebook Remains Dominant Among B2B Social Media Marketers

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As B2B marketers turn to social media to reach out to customers and prospects, new research suggests that Facebook still reigns supreme as a go-to channel. There are several benefits associated with utilizing social media across the board, according to the report. Marketers Now Using Facebook in New Ways. one year later.

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

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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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Report: Social Media Marketers Finding New Avenues on Instagram and Facebook

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Although social media marketers are not entirely focused on Facebook and Instagram news feeds, they are not giving up on these channels entirely, according to new research. Socialbakers recently published the “Social Media Trends Report,” gathering data from the fourth quarter of 2019. Social Media Marketing and Website Visits.

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Report: Social Media Engagement Remains Steady on Instagram for Marketers

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As marketers look to improve their ROI on social media, new research suggests that they may want to stay away from Twitter and Facebook, which appear to be falling out of favor among prospects and customers. Facebook had an average engagement rate per post of only 0.27%, indicating that it is not fairing much better.

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Paid Social: Facebook Ad Spend Slows in Q4 While Instagram Investment Grows

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Facebook has been a dominating force for digital marketers, but how do other social media platforms compare, particularly when it comes to paid social? To better understand the impact of paid social and marketing in the fourth quarter of 2017, Merkle recently conducted its “Digital Marketing Report.”

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