Anything that’s new and unproven will attract skeptics. And that’s fair. Social media is still young as a marketing medium. But weren’t other media and marketing mediums young at one point? Did those industrys have the same difficulties with proving their relevance and worth as social media does? Maybe the first print, TV, or radio “experts” had the same issues as we do now?
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1 andrew wrote:
You bet they did. And you know what the experts did? They put their nose to the grindstone and churned out great programming and generated revenue. Then they laughed when their early critics got addicted to the tube and integrated it seamlessly (and endlessly) into their daily lives.
Haters gonna hate. Let ‘em.
2 EF wrote:
:) yuuuup. I see/feel the same thing