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Over the past twelve months, there has been a convergence of technology – Social Media, geo-location, and mobile devices. More and more consumers are accessing social media via their tablets or smart phones and checking into locations. The starting point for the SoLoMo (Social.Local.Mobile) era can be traced to the introduction of the iPhone and then the iPad. Smartphones and tablets have revolutionised data, communication and interaction.
Over the past few weeks, we have looked at the importance of social media for business, the role of social
No one disputes the business uses of social media, social networking and social software. But is social media and social networking transforming business like it has done with society and communities? As more and more business adopt social networking, the word social enterprise began to take form, with companies like IBM spearheading social business and its adoption. So what is a social business?
Traditionally, companies would gather information and feedback from customers through suggestions boxes, feedback forms and periodic surveys via websites or through a particular focus group. This kind of intelligence gathering was often not 100% accurate and did not convey the true reality of the market and the business climate
Sixty Four countries, 1709 CEOs from 18 industries – the findings from these have been compiled into IBM’s 2012 CEO report. Among the diverse range of topics covered social media is one of them, and it gives us expert insights into what today’s CEO think of social media and how are they using it to engage.
Social Business has been a buzz world for the past few years among companies globally. So what is social business? Social business in a nutshell, can be defined as the way in which a company functions and generates value for stakeholders, suppliers, customers, employees and partners.
Have your search engine rankings taken a beating of late? Have you noticed a decrease or increase in your rank based on keywords, domain and target audience? You probably didn’t realise that Google has updated its search algorithm with 50 major changes – Google Panda 3.4.
Are you using key Social Media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Google Plus to promote your business? Do your staff understand their responsibilities on how to use Social media for your business? Do you have a well defined Social Media Strategy in place which is already communicated to your staff? If the answer is NO then read on…..
According to research conducted by Google, the number users who research travel via their mobile devices will grow upto 51% this year, with the number of active Facebook user on mobile having increased to 500 million, already.
The changes that are being to social media sites are a regular occurrence that we tend to not have the time to keep with all of the changes.
However, when the social media site of the No 1 search engine in the world makes changes, we sit up and take notice. I have compiled a list of the major changes that Google+ has made.
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