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5 Social Networks To Achieve 10 Business Tasks

Debra Donston-Miller June 20, 2012 08:42 AM We examine several popular social networks to determine which is best for each of 10 business tasks, from engaging customers to hiring new employees.

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5 Social Networks To Achieve 10 Business Tasks

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You can certainly link to substantive content from Twitter, and, if the content sounds compelling, there is a good chance that the link will be shared via retweets. The chances that people will actually view or read your link, however, might be greater on Facebook or Google+, where the audience is typically more focused and things don't move as quickly.

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