How Do You Determine the ROI of Facebook and Twitter?
Certainly the answer will be different depending on who you talk to – whether it is a business who would likely say – “sales” compared to a non-profit who would say “donations” or “volunteers.”
I would submit one of the ROIs, as far as I am concerned anyway, is being seen as giving value to the community. Obviously that is a nonprofit perspective – I can’t help it as it has been my world for the last 20 years.
Drew McLellan offers some questions to consider and shared an infographic from InventHelp that shares some interesting statistics concerning the ROI of Facebook and Twitter which you can see below.
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