ocial media duties are treated more as add-on job functions, and don\u2019t often get a dedicated internal team, details a [download page] new Ragan\/NASDAQ OMX Corporate Solutions survey. 65% of the survey respondents \u2013 the majority of whom hail from organizations that employ more than 100 people \u2013 said that social media tasks are assigned on top of current job responsibilities. 27% said they have an internal team that works exclusively on social media, while an additional 5% said they have both an internal department and use an outside agency or partner. Just 3% said they fully outsource all their social media efforts. That 3% figure reflects an apparent unwillingness to spend dollars \u2013 rather than time \u2013 on social media, a trend that was found by Reply! recently, in research examining SMB use of paid social media services.<\/p>\n
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