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In 2012, Obama had seven times the Twitter followers than Romney, 3 times the Facebook followers and those followers showed significantly higher passion and engagement in social chatter. In also unearths details about the issues and topics that truly matter to the customer. Doing so allows you to better understand your customer base.
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