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The Changing World of Social Media

DateTuesday, October 13, 2009 at 10:28AM

Take a glimpse at the live statistics of one person's view of social media:

This visual representation stresses the importance of understanding your purpose online and the tools available to measure your ROI.

AuthorJenny DeVaughn | Comment2 Comments | Reference3 References |
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    Source: Gary's Social Media Count
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    at Cloud Authority Social Network on January 9, 2015
    By @JennyDeVaughn - Social Precision Blog - The Changing World of Social Media
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Reader Comments (2)

So what!

This is meaningless unless it is put into some kind of context. Watching these numbers scroll is akin to watching the national debt number move in Times Square, NYC. The only difference, which is a major one, is that most people can understand what the National DEBT is. Some of us even know what it means!

This can only be meaningful when it can be leveraged. Most of us, including half the properties listed above, have not figured that out.

October 15, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterHanky Panky

Yes, this is like watching the National Debt number move in Times Square. Often in social media there are those that lurk (watch the numbers scroll) and also some who understand how to get results (learn how to leverage the tools/activity).

October 16, 2009 | Registered CommenterJenny DeVaughn

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