A research study on the recent May elections found that popularity in social media did not necessarily translate to votes.
The Social Media Intelligence Report (SMIR), released by PUBLiCUS Asia on Wednesday, showed that while social media is important, other activities to expand a candidate’s political base is needed to secure wider presence and coverage.
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