I gave up on all social media five years ago, and LinkedIn was the last to go sometime last year after I realized it had devolved into not much more than Facebook

I very rarely watch any television but just before the festive break my Head of Marvelous Marketing suggested I watch The Social Dilemma so I watched it last night! Hugely powerful and caused my partner to frantically turn off many of the notifications on her mobile!

Last year I seriously considered taking my business completely off social media as it takes up over 70% of our promotion time and 68% of our marketing budget. But that would be a big step when 56% of our customer leads come through social media, mostly Facebook.

Much as I'd love to come away from social media personally, it's all but impossible when it also pays the bills. Although I do often wonder why I bother with LinkedIn!

In reply to Re^2: My First LinkedIn Article On Perl by Bod
in thread My First LinkedIn Article On Perl by pritesh_ugrankar

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