Social media impact on the 21st century
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The document discusses the importance of social media for 21st century businesses. It notes that social media is the leading internet activity and Americans spend more time on social media than any other online activity. The document then provides reasons why businesses should use social media, including to build exposure, brand awareness, generate leads, attract customers, and minimize costs. It also discusses how businesses can integrate social media and both the positive and negative effects it can have.
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
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Social media impact on the 21st century
- 1. Social Media Impact on the 21st Century Business PRESENTED BY BRITTANY REDENBAUGH
- 2. Importance of Social Media Social Media is the leading Internet activity in the world. Americans spend more time on Social Media than any other Internet activity including email In today’s society Social Media is used to keep everyone and everything connected. It is a form of communication for users to share information, ideas, personal messages, and other content. https://youtu.be/FZR7O6bPsNc
- 4. Statistics
- 6. Reasons for Businesses’ to use Social Media Build Business Exposer Brand Awareness Social Listening Lead Generation Attract More Customers Customize for a personal touch Better Rewards Minimize costs
- 7. How to Integrate Derive Strategy Use Marketing Goals Be forward looking Create Social Media Tool-Kits Learn from Failure
- 8. Effects of Social Media on Businesses Good Effects Networking Lead Generation Cost Control Bad Effects Reduced Control Over Content Unpredictable schedules Bad Publicity Spread
- 9. Conclusion We all use Social Media in one form or another, so its very important to realize the impact it has on every business in the 21st Century. There are many different forms of Social Media and ways to use them. Learning from Social Media can bring any business great success and profits. Negative effects from Social Media can also impact businesses, so very significant to analyze each strategic move .
- 10. Thank You!