#012 // Why everyone should be involved on Social Media

26/11/2020 15 min Episodio 12

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In this episode of Truth & Share, Dan Plashkes and Rohit Krishna discuss Social Media.Social media has been a rising player in the digital marketing game yet only 54 percent of Fortune 100 CEOs have a social presence. In this episode, they share with us why it is key for everyone to be on social media.

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#012 // Why everyone should be involved on Social Media

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