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    Willis Wee · · 1 min read

    27 Social Media Marketing Stats and Facts

    statisticsFrom blogging, Facebook to Twitter, HubSpot got it all covered. The deck below offers us 27 interesting statistics and facts on social media marketing. Some of which are really eye-openers.

    Corporate Blog: Businesses with corporate blog, in general, generate more business leads than businesses which don’t. And a corporate blog doesn’t only work for B2C but also for B2B companies.

    The number of business leads increases with the number of blog articles published. As long as the blog continues to generate quality content that caters to a specific target audience’s interest, business leads are almost guaranteed. 

    B2B Companies: According to a survey result, B2B companies are likely to enjoy greater social media success than B2C companies. Blogs and Facebook are the two star performers for B2B companies. Surprisingly, LinkedIn, the house for business decision makers, doesn’t work too well for B2B.

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