Small Business Online Marketing Course – Video 7 How Can Facebook Help Your Business?

admin — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 15:28:30 +0000

boostmybusiness.com.au – There’s a lot of talk, I’m sure that you’ve heard Facebook mentioned by your friends. Maybe you yourself are on there personally. What I want to talk to you about today is how Facebook can actually help your business. Facebook for those of you that aren’t familiar is an online networking site. Many people use Facebook to connect with people they haven’t seen for years such as people they went to school with or even college. However, Facebook has morphed into a marketing arena as well as you’ll find a lot of businesses now have presences on Facebook. Things such as restaurants and salons work particularly well on Facebook. That’s not to say that your business would not work as well. Facebook has a lot of distinct advantages of using it. Of course I got ahead of myself here. The definition of Facebook is global social network site and is one of the most popular spots on the net. It is one of the most popular websites in the world meaning that it gets incredible traffic. Benefits include, it gives you exposure to the friends of friends. In other words, what this means is let’s say that you are a salon and one of your customers signs up to be on your Facebook page. What you can do is you can promote yourself on their page so that means that all of their friends are going to see your salon too. So if Sally is one of your customers and Sally’s friends like her hair, they are going to have access on her page to see where she gets her hair done so that is …

Linkedin – business version of Facebook? Online communities, marketing, recruitment and job advertising. Social networking and relationship building. Conference keynote speaker

admin — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 06:59:15 +0000

www.globalchange.com Linkedin future of business online community or just a phase? Linkedin is the business version of FaceBook or MySpace and had 11 million executives signed up by June 2007. But does this business inline community really work? Most Linkedin users have less than 50 contacts and don’t use it much. Recruitment, sales, marketing, promotion — all possible but what will be the dominant purpose of Linkedin? Most contacts I’ve had are people wanting introductions — to other people they don’t seem to be able to get to any other way. Comment by Dr Patrick Dixon, futurist, leading authority on global trends and conference speaker.

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Small Business Online Marketing Course – Video 7 How Can Facebook Help Your Business?

Linkedin – business version of Facebook? Online communities, marketing, recruitment and job advertising. Social networking and relationship building. Conference keynote speaker