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Want To Build A Strong Social Media Presence? Follow These 10 Steps

June 26, 2016

Residential integrators might be shocked to consider the recently reported research from Parks Associates showing that consumers in broadband-enabled households rank service contractors as their sixth choice to recommend and purchase smart home systems, just between utility providers and HVAC contractors.

From the article "Want To Build A Strong Social Media Presence? Follow These 10 Steps" by Coleen Sterns.

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Want To Build A Strong Social Media Presence? Follow These 10 Steps

Previously In The News

Roku pushes into the audio wars with $200 speakers made just for your television

Starving for Kitchen Technology

The Challenge of Net Zero Beyond California

Subscriptions account for nearly 86% of US internet TV and movie spending

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