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A recent infographic released by mashable shows that almost all small businesses have accounts over all channels of social media. They are actively involved too. Almost 62% of these businesses post 8 plus comments a week.

  • 78% of them have twitter accounts
  • 75% of them have FB accounts.

Does it make business sense?

Yes it does. On an average a business profile gets around 5 comments a day while a personal profile may get 3 comments a day. The level of engagement on twitter is more compared to facebook. But surprises of surprise- a facebook link get more clicks to your website compared to Twitter.

So be at both places. While twitter encourages one to one conversation and interaction, facebook targets customers who would like more information.

So, you there?

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Ajay Prasad

Ajay Prasad is the Founder and President of GMR Web Team, a leading healthcare digital marketing agency. He guides small and medium size healthcare practices/businesses in customizing their online marketing strategy, focused on building a loyal base of patients and improving their patient acquisition. Ajay believes in an improved patient experience as the key to successful healthcare business, which can be accomplished with the right marketing plan in place.

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  • From a business point of view, activities on social sites are making us reach new customers easily and expand our business as these sites provide you the facility of customizing your webpage or business page and include your site's links over there.

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