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July 26, 2009
Social Media Outsourcing: Pros and Cons
Chances are fairly good that if you have a literate grandmother, even she has heard of Facebook and Twitter. While she may have never tweete
Chances are fairly good that if you have a literate grandmother, even she has heard of Facebook and Twitter. While she may have never tweeted or updated her status, the fact that these words are part of her vernacular reinforces the relevance of these social media tools in the global market.
“Social Media is a branding exercise,” says Neal Schaffer, Social Media Speaker & Author of Windmill Networking: Understanding. “It is a new avenue to communicate with your customers, so everything you do must be branded properly.”
“Social Media is a branding exercise,” says Neal Schaffer, Social Media Speaker & Author of Windmill Networking: Understanding. “It is a new avenue to communicate with your customers, so everything you do must be branded properly.”