social media

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"Social media is like the cherry on the top of the sundae. Can you enjoy a successful business without it? Sure. But wouldn't it be the perfect combo with it?"

Writer: Not Stated

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Date: May 16 2016 7:19 PM

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"Social media is like ancient Egypt: writing things on walls and worshiping cats."

Writer: George Takei

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Date: May 16 2016 7:21 PM

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Social media is like planting a tree - "I liken social media marketing to planting a tree. It calls for a plan, patience and persistence over a sustained period of time. And, let's not overlook the importance of high quality content"

Writer: Claire Birtwhistle

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Date: May 16 2016 7:22 PM

What:

"Social media is like tofu: it's whatever you choose to put into it. Some choose to use it for spreading and obtaining knowledge as well as enhancing their social connections."

Writer: Keegan Goudie

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Date: May 16 2016 7:24 PM

What:

"Social media is like a professional cocktail hour - a way to connect, share and interact with others beyond the confines of your cubicle. But now, it feels more like an epic college kegger - the kind where you find yourself wandering in a sea of red cups, the clamor of rowdy partygoers drowning out any real conversation and eliminating the chance to forge relationships that don't involve tacos at 3 a.m."

Writer: Mallory Woodrow

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Date: May 16 2016 7:26 PM

What:

"Of course, to traditionalists, luddites, skeptics, and naysayers, social media is like the proverbial uninvited dinner guest who never leaves."

Writer: Bob Cargill

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Date: May 16 2016 7:29 PM

What:

"Social media is like a stage. When you are on the virtual stage, you need to perform to the best of your ability. In this case, ability is often considered as your posts and updates."

Writer: Adel de Meyer

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Date: May 16 2016 7:31 PM

What: "When marketing via social channels you need some sort of bait that attracts like-minded social media users, sparks interest, then leads to conversions (website visitors, sales, etc.). The question is: What's going to make someone bite? "

Writer: Aaron Schoenberger

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Date: Mar 20 2012 11:40 PM