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« 5. Social business dollars and sense | Main | Talking Around the Town -- January 22, 2010 »
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Jan222010

4. Blast Away Social Media ROI Myths

Are you confused about social media and its ROI? You’re not alone.

One big reason for the confusion is because social business, of which social media is a part, abounds with ROI (a.k.a. valuation) myths.

Today’s article focuses on getting real about social media. Get ready to blast away those show-stopping myths so you can start building a holistic and reasonable business case for your social initiative.

Once you do, you'll be a giant step closer to gaining your management's buy-in and impressing them one more time.

This is the 4th installment of the Business of Social Business.

 

This article is now part of The Business of Social Business eBook, available on Pathlight Solutions, our sister site.  Click here to learn more about the eBook.


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