So, Twitter users that are “primarily mobile” are way more engaged overall, especially with brands. Something good to know for mobile and social media marketers.
(Source: marketingcharts.com)
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users who aren’t primarily mobile?! …. mind = blown
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be way too invasive or just a simple calculation of how close they watching you niggas.
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