9 Mistakes Most Businesses Make on Social Media: Which One/s Are You Doing?


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  1. UnknownDecember 16, 2016 at 4:55 AM

    Social media marketing is something that everyone is adopting. Be it an established business or a small local business. Everyone wants to jump onto the bandwagon of making their brand presence felt on social networks. The simple reason being – that’s where the crowd is. However, there are some common social media marketing mistakes visibly noticed.

    Why are all endeavors not successful?
    Why are all Facebook and Google Plus pages as popular?
    Why are your competitors doing better on SMM?
    What promises are you making and not catering to?

    There are various such questions that need to be answered. Hence, here are the top 10 social media marketing mistakes that you should not make in your marketing:
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