Social Media Profile of Int'l Organisations
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The document summarizes the key findings of a survey about social media use among international organizations. Most respondents said they are still evaluating social media but plan to expand use. Over half of organizations have no clear social media strategy. The document also provides some statistics on social media growth and considerations for organizations on being ready for social media. It emphasizes that social media is about changing mindsets more than just using new tools.
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- 3. Should We Do Social Media? circa 2008-09
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- 9. (KATE) MOSS EFFECT Missing Out On Something
- 17. Statement best describing organisations’ social media exposure . Item Percent % We are still in the process of evaluating results. 57.6 We are satisfied and plan to expand social media exposure some more. 23.7 We are satisfied and will hold activities at the present level. 3.4 We have no clear statement on the matter. 15.3
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