What Social Media Is and Isn’t
Social Media in a nut shell
Social Media Is:
- the gazillion conversations and interactions people are having online right now.
- about making connections.
- networks like Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and Flickr (just to name a few).
- a dialogue.
- king.
- a conversation.
- about listening.
- changing the way we communicate online.
Social Media Isn’t:
- just another (one-sided) marketing channel.
- easy.
- a monologue.
- geeky.
- just a fad.
- a short term fix.
- a piece of cake.
- for everyone.
Ralph Leon
Thanks for sharing this video. It really debunks all the popular misconceptions of social media. Last year it was a new thing and I think this year people are finally going to understand it.
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It’s true….Social Media is changing the way, we communicate online about the current issue, latest ideas, product promotion etc. Thanks for sharing this video.
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No doubt, Social media optimization if growing too famous in internet marking. Mostly people use different social media plate form to display your new brands.
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In past, for people it was difficult to understand the role of social media in internet. But now the internet user can understand the role of social media. Your video is very informative. Now a day’s people can communicate and share the ideas, news and thoughts all over the world. It is also very help for introducing and promoting the products in the market of internet.
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Hi, thanks for the informative video… Social media is all about word of mouth. The message you are trying to convey might vary for personal or professional gain. Social media and social marketing is all about two-way communication…..
Social Media isn’t easy. Anyone can set up a blog, Twitter and Facebook account. That’s the easy part. You could teach a child to do that. It’s how we use these tools that is the challenge. Social media takes time and plenty of it. It takes commitment and also an understanding of how things works….
Thanks