57: 7 Surprising Facts Behind Why People Like, Comment, and Share On Social Media

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Recorded21 Aug 2017

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What if we could understand the psychology of social media and use that knowledge to bring customers closer, give them more of what they want, and create better relationships? In episode #57 of The Science of Social Media, we explore just that! We take a deep dive into the psychology of social media and why people share and like what they do online. Many of these will surprise you!

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