Organizations seeking customer engagement through social media need to steer clear of “carefully sanitized” content. The communications specialists from Beyond the Hype
warn that online messaging with “virtually no real information” may alienate the very audience companies are trying to engage.
Sanitized Social Media Content Can Make a Mess
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