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Can you actually get big business deals from YouTube?, and 1.2M tweet with nothing to show
October 15, 2024

In episode #2841, Eric Siu and Neil Patel discuss the potential of YouTube as a platform for generating business deals, the political biases of social media platforms, the reality of social media impressions versus actual business conversions, and understanding costs associated with events and the ROI of such investments.

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