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March 16, 2009 Social Media Playtime Is OverDespite The Recession, More Than 50% Of Marketers Will Pursue Social Applicationsby Jeremiah K. Owyang with Josh Bernoff, Thomas Cummings, Emily Bowen |
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The recession has put more pressure on interactive marketers to deliver measurable results. While many marketing budgets are being cinched, more than 50% of interactive marketers say they will increase their spending on social marketing. Why? These inexpensive tools can quickly get marketing messages out through interactive discussion and rapid word of mouth and, properly managed, can deliver measurable results. But in this downturn, interactive marketers must move beyond experimentation by making social applications a permanent part of marketing, measuring and demonstrating their value, and integrating them into marketing efforts.
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