Twitter, Facebook and in the past week Google Plus, are all places where firms flock with hopes of engaging with their customers; making them feel wanted and looked after.
Ben is 18-years-old. What he lacks in cleverness he makes up for in enthusiasm, and is always looking to build on his rather empty CV in the hope of going to university.
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WSI’s Steve Harvey-Franklin was quoted in the Yorkshire & Lincolnshire Business Link Magazines 12th January edition
The article goes on to say that business owners need to get more value out if their website and their online activity.
Due to the sustained growth of social networking websites such as Facebook and Twitter, together with the increasing popularity of video sharing sites like YouTube and Vimeo, 2010 will probably be remembered as being the year that social media marketing came into its own.
Unhindered by boundaries (social, political or otherwise) and cloaked in anonymity, blogging has offered billions of internet users the opportunity to articulate their views onto endless reams of digital paper for all to read. The freedom to post whatever about whomever is precisely what attracts most newcomers to this brave new world of digital expression.
