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Social media allows for communication and sharing between businesses and customers. It comes in many forms like forums, blogs, social networks, multimedia sharing, bookmarking, and microblogging. Companies use social media to market and promote their brand, get customer feedback, and build customer loyalty. Examples of successful businesses that use social media include large companies like Coca-Cola and small businesses alike.
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Itecn453 cloud computing
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Itecn453 it infrastructure
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Itecn453 porter competitive_forces_model
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Itecn453 business strategy
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- 1. ITEC N453 – Information Technology Practices 201220 - Week 07 SOCIAL MEDIA
- 2. Agenda • What is Social Media • Types of Social Media • Why Social Media for Business? • Who are successfully using Social Media for Business?
- 3. What can be the definition of social media? • Find an easy-to-understand definition online and share it with your colleagues
- 6. What are The Different Types of Social Media?
- 7. Name an example for each Type below • Forum (Online Community): • Blog: • Social Network: • Multimedia Sharing: • Social Bookmarking: • Micro-blog:
- 8. Forums and Online Communities
- 9. Blogs
- 10. Social Networks
- 13. Diggs
- 14. RSS readers
- 15. Microblogging
- 16. Why Social Media for Business?
- 29. Who are successfully using Social Media for Business?
- 37. End of Lecture