The document discusses how government agencies can benefit from using social network services. It outlines that social networks provide a low-cost channel for governments to communicate with citizens and employers. They can also be used as a tool to monitor consumers and gain insights into consumer behavior without costs. Additionally, social networks allow governments to develop customer relationship management strategies and improve products/services based on customer satisfaction, brand value, experiences, and engagement. Finally, the document provides examples of how preparation of social media activities can help governments achieve communication objectives.