6 Canadian Businessmen to Follow on Twitter
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Social media gives business people an excellent opportunity to interact with customers, employees, and competitors. Twitter, one of the widely used social media platforms with over 300 million users, is the most preferred by businesses.
When prominent business leaders engage in social media conversations, their presence motivates other people. The public gets updates on significant companies. People all over the world also get an opportunity to interact with the big business people.
Twitter has given brands in Canada a more human touch. When people talk to the CEOs directly through replies, they feel good because of the attention, and they also feel free to ask questions regarding the business.
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