Today if a company or organization isn’t active on social media, it’s like in the year 2000 when a company didn’t have a website.
The only difference is, back in 2000 the website was usually outsourced or assigned to one or two people and was – in the best case scenario – used as an informational outlet. Today, social media isn’t an informational tool. It’s a human-to-human engagement tool.
Most organizations don’t seem to get it.
If social media isn’t part of your business strategy, then your strategy needs rethinking.
Real marketing is in the conversations that take place between people. It’s no wonder that word of mouth is the most trusted and influential method of communicating a message. Social media is all about enabling that conversation about you, your company and your brand.
Philip Bloom, a DSLR film maker did an interview for Terry Wilson from BBC in Austin last week about Social Networking and how he uses it and also about DSLR filmmaking.
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Question:
What do you get from Facebook? If you can identify the purpose of this phenomenon of Facebook, can you tell me if you could achieve it through other means.
The reason I ask is that I think its all good and well to share anectodes, music, videos, political & religious views, [...]
Question is asked, “I was wondering what is your take on Google Chrome OS and how will it affect video production as well as Dawah in general. Im just thinking that all of these software that was made through the last few years will not work on this new platform so wed have to redefine all the work that we have been doing since this is truly a reinvention of the wheel.”
