Of these Facebook is by far the biggest with a global ranking of #2
This really depends on the sort of business you are in. As a general rule of thumb If your customers, clients or members use social networking then you really need to use social networking too.
There are two ways you can have a presence in Facebook, a Facebook Profile and a Facebook Page. A Facebook profile is your presence as an individal, your friends, photos, family, games you play, videos you like. It's really about private individuals not organisations. Facebook pages on the other hand are for exactly that, clubs, businesses, organisation, musicians. So we start by setting up a Facebook Page for your organisation.
Once you have a Facebook Page you can then start getting people to register as a "fan". Fan is an unfortunate choice of word but it really means a follower or a champion of your business.
Once you have a Facebook page and some fans you can then start using the other features of Facebook pages.
You can make wall posts. This is a great way of making announcements or putting special offers or promotions online. All of your fans will get notification of your wall posts on ther Facebook profile page. This is where the leverage of Facebook starts to kick in too as all of their friends can also see these updates.
You can put events on your Facebook page. This will allow you to promote to all your fans, and indirectly all their friends, any special event, concert, conference or party you might be throwing.
You can post reviews, notes, videos & photos to name just the standard features.
Once you have a presence in the social networks, we can then add to your standard website small tools and features they call widgets which will link your website with your facebook page. Visitors can
Twitter is know as a micro blogging site. Users can make small posts to their Twitter profile that show people what they are up to at any moment of the day. It's very popular with celebrities who like to let their fans follow their day to day activities and also communicate with people outside the media.
For businesses its a very good way to post updates and announcements online and reach a wide audience instantly.
Whilst you may not be interested in it personally it may have a use for your business.
Not much really. MySpace came along first but then was overtaken in popularity by Facebook. Its still popular with musicians and their fans.
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