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What Marketers Can Learn From Consumers’ Social Media and TV Habits

The 2 often go hand in hand

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Social media allows marketers to evaluate the impact of their ads and fine tune accordingly.Veenaben Patel/Getty Images
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By David Schweidel

May 19, 2019

Social media and television viewing make strange bedfellows.

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This story first appeared in the May 20, 2019, issue of Adweek magazine. Click here to subscribe.

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David Schweidel

David Schweidel is a professor of marketing at Emory University's Goizueta Business School and is a member of our Adweek Academic Council.

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