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Social media and business
Welcome to our Newsletter, Subscriber
 Are social media a fad or should you be serious about devoting time to maximise their benefits? In this issue of our newsletter, we're looking at the four main social media sites, how they work, who they're for and how they might benefit your business.
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Social media - Twitter
Why use Twitter for business?
It’s possible to spend a LOT of time just reading what’s being said and posting info on what’s going on in your life but that doesn’t help your business. Neither does just broadcasting how great you are, your latest offers and please to buy from you.
But if you think we don't rate Twitter as a business tool, you'd be wrong!
Read the full article Social media - Twitter
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Social media - LinkedIn
LinkedIn is definitely a business-orientated social media tool and it’s aimed squarely at business people who want to network on line. We can't think of any reason a business or professional person wouldn't want to be listed on it.
Read the full article Social media - LinkedIn
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Social media - YouTube
YouTube might seem a purely personal social media format at first but it’s easy to see why it’s been adopted by many businesses – especially those that provide products or services to people rather than other businesses.
Read the full article Social Media - YouTube
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Social media - Facebook
Facebook is the last, and the least in my book from a business perpective, main social media platform. If you run a B2C business you might disagree and certainly some businesses operate very nicely from Facebook. It's not for everyone though.
Read the full article Social media - Facebook.
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Social media - hints, tips & trends
If you'd like to read more, there are links to several useful articles listed in our blog.
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