How Social Media Boots Your Business

2. Starbucks Coffee promoted a free pastry day via Social media
 Driving more than one million people to their stores
It has since grown into the largest coffeehouse company in
the world with more than 19,000 stores worldwide and 14.9
billion U.S. dollars in total revenues in 2013.

3. King has been around for 10 years. In 2010, the company had
been profitable for four years already, with more than 150.
casual games on its own site, King.com.
 September of 2010 Candy Crush had been released on
King.com it took Candy Crush 150,000 downloads a day, and
the number keeps going up
 Earning around Rs 54,001,762 a day

4. In the past year we’ve reported on Cadbury’s use
of Facebook and Google+ for product launches, as well as
its shift away from traditional media thanks to its success in
social media.
 As a result, Cadbury gained 40,000 Facebook fans and more
than 350,000 people were actively involved in the campaign.

5. It has official accounts on almost every major social network.
 It states that through social media “millions of H&M fans and
followers share ideas and opinions and get quick answers to
their queries.”
 H&M has attracted more than 14m fans to its Facebook
page and posts several updates a day except on weekends.

6.  it was established in 1962, although many just show when
Walmart opened a store in a new US state.
 Walmart has put a huge amount of effort into developing
its Facebook presence and has embraced the timeline to
showcase how the brand has grown over time.
 The retailer has clocked up a whopping 26m fans – an
increase of 9m since last July – and keeps them entertained
with a confusingly broad range of updates.