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Social Media - Sharing made easy •eBrands NY

Social media is sim­ply a set of tech­nol­ogy plat­forms that have rede­fined what the Inter­net could always do, which is to allow peo­ple to share their opin­ions. Today the tech­nol­ogy pro­vided by “social media” has made this shar­ing dra­mat­i­cally eas­ier and given users the means to define a com­mon lan­guage quickly. Before, peo­ple could always like things by post­ing their sen­ti­ments in a forum post. Now with plat­forms like Face­book mak­ing infor­ma­tion more acces­si­ble and eas­ier to share with friends, rec­om­mend­ing some­thing has become as sim­ple as click­ing a thumbs-up button.

Advo­cacy, opin­ions and cul­ti­vat­ing fol­low­ers are activ­i­ties in which every­one can par­tic­i­pate — from any­where within a mat­ter of sec­onds. It’s called “mar­ket­ing” when com­pa­nies decide to par­tic­i­pate and try to cul­ti­vate followers.

At eBrands, we break this con­cept down into three basic areas:

Social Rel­e­vance

Deter­mines the online rep­u­ta­tion of an indi­vid­ual or orga­ni­za­tion. Unfet­tered access to this rep­u­ta­tion means any­one can par­tic­i­pate in the dia­logue and any­one can decide to cre­ate mean­ing­ful impact on a brand or per­son­al­ity.

Social Media

Pro­vides the abil­ity for peo­ple to com­mu­ni­cate more eas­ily and share ideas, videos or other mate­r­ial which could come from any­where or from their own user-generated content.

Social Net­work­ing

Con­nects peo­ple through their mutually-shared inter­ests, pref­er­ences and opin­ions to form like-minded communities.

 

When it comes to a client, or an indi­vid­ual, or an agency like eBrands, the first thing to estab­lish with social media is to deter­mine how it can impact one’s busi­ness and its strat­egy. By apply­ing the above con­cepts, eBrands can iden­tify a role for social media plat­forms and start plan­ning an artic­u­late social media strategy.

 

 

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