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Most Of You Aren’t Leaving Twitter, Poll Results Show via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

As SEOs and marketers discuss leaving Twitter for other platforms, we asked what your plans are. You told us you’re not leaving.

The post Most Of You Aren’t Leaving Twitter, Poll Results Show appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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