Go Where The Audience Is

When listening to Charlie Wollborg discuss how many people are on FaceBook and the potential growth of the site, it is understandable why the social networking sites are important. I think that the statics of the sites like FaceBook are ones to be noted. These types of internet sites are a low cost easy way to establish a wider range consumer base for a company. I agree with him about the other web sites that a company should be a part of. Being on one networking site is not as sufficient as being on a few. First there is FaceBook, which is the biggest social network on the internet today. This web site can potentially connect your company with a vast market of potential customers. I think that his perspective on the reconnection with the past is interesting and true. I think that he gives great insight into Linkedin, which is basically a business form of FaceBook. This can be a great opportunity for businesses to utilize, if done right. I also like his suggestion on the local networking sites. I think a company or even a business professional should become part of the local networking sites. These can give you leads on business networking functions in your area, which can lead to future endeavors. Networking is an important concept in both the digital and physical world. In some cases networking can be considered the most important marketing tool an individual or business has. It can create opportunities that could not be made before the social networking was in existence. The internet and networking sites are slowing becoming the way of the future with younger generations growing with these forms of marketing mediums. Today, even printed newspapers are moving to a digital format and use sites like FaceBook to promote their company. It seems to untimely be a dominating form of marketing medium for the future. Stephanie Schade