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Social media seems to be the only marketing platform that anyone talks about anymore. How to do facebook ads, when to post on Instagram, how to improve Google SEO... it's a broad topic that seems to dominate the conversation in marketing.

Ashkahn and Derek explain not only why it seems this way, but the misconception of relying too heavily on social media in marketing strategies, as well as a defense of social media as a platform.

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Ashkahn: Alright. Welcome, everybody.

Derek: Hello.

Ashkahn: Hello, this is Ashkahn.

Derek: This is Derek.

Ashkahn: We got a slightly altered crew here in the DSP Studios.

Derek: Altered Solution States.

Ashkahn: That's right. Graham is over in Idaho for the moment, for a couple of days, hanging out with his pops.

Derek: Yep, yep. That's awesome.

Ashkahn: Yeah. I've dressed up Derek here to look like Graham.

Derek: Got my mustache growing out.

Ashkahn: Yeah.

Derek: It's good.

Ashkahn: Yeah, he's into it.

Derek: Yeah.

Ashkahn: So we got a question.

Derek: Do we? You're supposed to read it.