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Social Media Most Used Channel to Activate Sponsorships: Report
The relatively low cost and high engagement rates make social media attractive channels to amplify and activate sponsorships.
The relatively low cost and high engagement rates make social media attractive channels to amplify and activate sponsorships.
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The relatively low cost and high engagement rates make using social media to activate sponsorships an attractive channel.