Over the next 6 months, what social media channel will your marketing team be primarily focused on?

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Marketing Manager in Energy and Utilities2 years ago

Short video content is king. It offers storytelling in a one minute, or less, video. I highly recommend marketers transition from graphic to video in the next 6 months. Although Sora is not yet available, keep an eye out for it and familiarize yourself with it right away.

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