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Late last year, movie studios and television shows began complaining of suddenly losing Facebook traffic, starting at the end of September.
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Learn how to create a company culture that encourages the use of social media among its employees.
The workplace as we once knew it -- post-it notes, memos, fax machines -- that's all gone. Today, it's all digital, baby.
Gone are the days when it was innovative to have a website. And creating a Facebook page for your business is no longer an advanced social media strategy. In fact, now that social media has picked up steam in its conquest of the digital realm, the companies coming out on top are not just those that send out some pre-scheduled tweets; the successful companies actually adapt their entire corporate culture to our social media-oriented world.
Some companies have found the transition to a social media culture easy, especially those which have already integrated social media into their marketing strategy.
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