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Post-Its A look at what makes social media stick to consumers
A look at what makes social media stick to consumers
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The site had the following in the homepage, "A look at what makes social media stick to consumers." I noticed that the web site stated " As I mentioned earlier, social media can be so consuming it turns into an outright addiction." They also stated " A simple cure to this addiction would be to just stop using social media. But what price would you pay to commit social media suicide? The answer is 1,000,000. Also, another reason I dont know if this campaign will do so well is that when people stop Tweeting it just leaves more space for other people to fill. If you think about people you follow, when ."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
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