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The bar chart encompasses the period spanning from 2012 to 2016, outlining what percentage of small, medium and large businesses run social media accounts.
 
Evidently, the bigger the business was, the higher presence they had on the social media. As for the overall trends, the figures for all three types of businesses trended upwards through a significant pullback in 2015. Of particular note are small and average-sized enterprises that are characterized by a pronounced surge as opposed to large-scale businesses with a relatively minimal rise.
 
In 2012, both small and medium businesses had a similar percentage of social media presence at around 30%, a figure which increased minimally by about 2% for the former and more markedly by 20% for the latter in 2013. However different the figures for both were in the following year, they both experienced a negative change to 30% in 2015, before a steep climb in the final year with the figures hovering around 50%.
 
As for large businesses, despite they dominating the social media with their presence, the changes for them were not as conspicuous as their counterparts operating on a small scale. Commencing the period at approximately 75%, the figure for them largely plateaued for the next two years, preceding a dramatic decline to 50% in 2015 and finally a substantial upswing to just under 80% in 2016.

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The bar chart encompasses the period spanning from 2012 to 2016, outlining what percentage of small, medium and large businesses run social media accounts.
 
Evidently, the bigger the business was, the higher presence they had on the social media. As for the overall trends, the figures for all three types of businesses trended upwards through a significant pullback in 2015. Of particular note are small and average-sized enterprises that are characterized by a pronounced surge as opposed to large-scale businesses with a relatively minimal rise.
 
In 2012, both small and medium businesses had a similar percentage of social media presence at around 30%, a figure which increased minimally by about 2% for the former and more markedly by 20% for the latter in 2013. However different the figures for both were in the following year, they both experienced a negative change to 30% in 2015, before a steep climb in the final year with the figures hovering around 50%.
 
As for large businesses, despite they dominating the social media with their presence, the changes for them were not as conspicuous as their counterparts operating on a small scale. Commencing the period at approximately 75%, the figure for them largely plateaued for the next two years, preceding a dramatic decline to 50% in 2015 and finally a substantial upswing to just under 80% in 2016.

⚡️ @aplusacademyielts ⚡️

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