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By Mari D. González

According to a study conducted by MarketingCharts only 32% of Americans aged 18-64 rate social media’s importance a top priority. The report adds, “That makes Americans about 20% less likely than average respondent across 24 markets to consider social media important to them.”

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“On a global scale, social media is rated important (top-2 box) by the highest proportion of respondents in Turkey (64%), Brazil (63%), Indonesia (62%), China (61%) and Saudi Arabia (59%). By comparison, social is important to the smallest proportion of respondents in France (17%) and Japan (24%).” MarketingCharts Staff


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