Social networking is a big buzz phrase nowadays.
Social networking isn't merely a site anymore, it's a part of a generational habit related to how people want to interact with their media.
Being something of a phenomenon with literally millions of people networking for business or pleasure on line, social networking is booming in 2007.
It has many purposes from blogging to business and marketing.
Most social network services are primarily web based meaning no software downloads bogging down your computer.
They are likely toprovide a collection of various ways for users to interact, such as chat, messaging, email, video, voice chat, file sharing, blogging, discussion groups, and so on.
Some have additional features, such as the ability to create groups that share common interests or affiliations, upload videos, and hold discussions in forums.
Simply put, an explosion of new technology the Internet, DVDs, video games, downloading, cell phones and iPods now offers more compelling entertainment and diversion than 90% of the movies in theaters.
"Social networking" is also the newest really big business marketing ploy.
Social networking began to flourish as a component of business internet strategy at around March 2005.
Social networks connect people at low cost; this can be beneficial for entrepreneurs and small businesses looking to expand their contact base.
Since businesses operate globally, social networks can make it easier to keep in touch with contacts around the world.
And we as business owners should look to see how we can prepare to best use this phenomenon as traffic drivers to our sites.
Additionally, as an internet marketer, you have the opportunity to reach millions with a sense of credibility that has seldom presented itself in the history of marketing.
By literally putting your face on the site, visitors instinctively build a bridge of trust with you.
My thinking is, though it depends on the type of business you're marketing, I would assume one of the reasons social networking is an invaluable marketing tool is, nothing sells better than 'word of mouth'.
Such is the case of Vm Direct's HelloWorld Social Networking site.
HelloWorld has landed on the internet scene rich with robust features such as Live Broadcasting including Pay Per View capability, video email, video instant messaging, video blogs, and video podcasting.
The once mundane email environment has become a place where the user can experience much more than photos and text.
If the user has a secret wish to become famous they can even start their own television show on the Hello TV Network.
Hello World provides the user with a subscriber based family friendly environment where the entire family can experience the benefits of social networking without exposure to the much feared "creep factor" and bombardment of advertisements.
The cost is highly competitive in today's market explaining Hello World's rapidly increasing popularity soon to rank up there with My Space, UTube, Facebook and the like.
The entire Video based application will enable every individual to have real time face to face communications with friends, family and business associates.
In conclusion, it's a real crap shoot as to how rapidly the technology with evolve in the future but it seems clear social networking is here to stay and will take a major share of consumer eyeballs away from television, newspapers and magazines.
Social networking isn't merely a site anymore, it's a part of a generational habit related to how people want to interact with their media.
Being something of a phenomenon with literally millions of people networking for business or pleasure on line, social networking is booming in 2007.
It has many purposes from blogging to business and marketing.
Most social network services are primarily web based meaning no software downloads bogging down your computer.
They are likely toprovide a collection of various ways for users to interact, such as chat, messaging, email, video, voice chat, file sharing, blogging, discussion groups, and so on.
Some have additional features, such as the ability to create groups that share common interests or affiliations, upload videos, and hold discussions in forums.
Simply put, an explosion of new technology the Internet, DVDs, video games, downloading, cell phones and iPods now offers more compelling entertainment and diversion than 90% of the movies in theaters.
"Social networking" is also the newest really big business marketing ploy.
Social networking began to flourish as a component of business internet strategy at around March 2005.
Social networks connect people at low cost; this can be beneficial for entrepreneurs and small businesses looking to expand their contact base.
Since businesses operate globally, social networks can make it easier to keep in touch with contacts around the world.
And we as business owners should look to see how we can prepare to best use this phenomenon as traffic drivers to our sites.
Additionally, as an internet marketer, you have the opportunity to reach millions with a sense of credibility that has seldom presented itself in the history of marketing.
By literally putting your face on the site, visitors instinctively build a bridge of trust with you.
My thinking is, though it depends on the type of business you're marketing, I would assume one of the reasons social networking is an invaluable marketing tool is, nothing sells better than 'word of mouth'.
Such is the case of Vm Direct's HelloWorld Social Networking site.
HelloWorld has landed on the internet scene rich with robust features such as Live Broadcasting including Pay Per View capability, video email, video instant messaging, video blogs, and video podcasting.
The once mundane email environment has become a place where the user can experience much more than photos and text.
If the user has a secret wish to become famous they can even start their own television show on the Hello TV Network.
Hello World provides the user with a subscriber based family friendly environment where the entire family can experience the benefits of social networking without exposure to the much feared "creep factor" and bombardment of advertisements.
The cost is highly competitive in today's market explaining Hello World's rapidly increasing popularity soon to rank up there with My Space, UTube, Facebook and the like.
The entire Video based application will enable every individual to have real time face to face communications with friends, family and business associates.
In conclusion, it's a real crap shoot as to how rapidly the technology with evolve in the future but it seems clear social networking is here to stay and will take a major share of consumer eyeballs away from television, newspapers and magazines.
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