Social media feeds these days are flooded with sponsored posts, influencer videos, and advertisements pushing the newest products. Because there is more stuff in feeds than users can handle, organic postings are becoming invisible and overtaken by sponsored content. More organic reach develops organically as more material is released. As a result, social media platforms are losing their effectiveness as a traffic-generating tool.


While social media is still an essential marketing tool for businesses, some have already reduced their social media presence in favor of focussing more on developing deep relationships with their clientele. Social media is used by 90% of Americans, therefore brands can't "just leave."

While being present on social media is crucial, it's just as necessary to interact with a specific audience—this is where social media falls short. Social media is fantastic for touchpoints and one-way communications, but in order to establish a deeper connection with consumers and foster enduring loyalty, organizations need to use channels that enable them to gather more accurate data and create meaningful, two-way connections.

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