Social media ROI: What's the 'return on ignoring'?
Marketing Profs, January 7, 2009
The existence of the return on investment of social media marketing has long been discussed. Businesses are curtailing their spending in this economy and want to be certain that their resources are allocated wisely. But instead of questioning social media's return on investment, why don't companies consider the return on ignoring?
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