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How mobile phones are changing social media

Posted on: 12-25-2010 Posted in: Marketing Strategy, Mobile Marketing, Online Marketing, Social Media

This very interesting social media graphic was placed on the HubSpot blog. Very interesting to see that mobile social media users are more sociable…my wife often tells me I’m being anti-social when on my iPhone.

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  1. mobile marketing04-14-11

    It is Very interesting to see that mobile social media users are more sociable, mobile changes the traditional way to mobile marketing. TXTimpact mobile marketing campaign Experiences should be created that are mobile-specific, not just content that is repurposed from various other media.http://www.txtimpact.com

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