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If you have ever wondered who uses Social Media and for what, then check out the latest report from Internet Ratings Agency Nielsen.

Social Media Report: Spending Time, Money and Going Mobile

 

 

Came across this simple and practical guide from Mashable for small businesses and how they can get the most from Social Media.

HOW TO: Get the Most From a Small Business Social Media Presence

Well worth a read.

 

I took some time out yesterday afternoon to attend the Social Media Mash Up at part of the Wexford Fringe Festival. Thanks go to Roisin Markham for making this event happen.

This was the first of these type of events that I had attended so I didn’t know what to expect. There were people there coming from a business perspective, from an artistic point of view and people who just had a personal interest.

Some very interesting and lively conversations about how people use social media for personal use, business use or both. If they use it for both what are the pros and cons of keeping business and personal identities separate.

What tools do people use Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Blog?  And how do you use these tools. Was very refreshing to discover that most people have the same issues and fears about social media.

Will definitely attend the next event of this type in Wexford and would highly recommend it to anybody who uses social media.

 

My clients often ask me what is this “Social Media” stuff and is it really worth putting the time and effort into it.

Well here is a very good example from Beaut.ie and Gavin Duffy of how engaging with your customers online can not only have a very positive affect on your businesses image but also drive sales.

Firstly I have to say I am not a fan of Gavin Duffy and have no connections with him or any of his businesses. Read the following post from Beaut.ie and then read all of the comments.

Note the change in the tone of the comments before and after Gavin makes his comment.

 

Are you making the criminal’s life easier by providing them with all the information they need? And could this change how organisations such as Insurance Companies view you?

Check out the following article from Computer World, Mike Elgan: How Buzz, Facebook and Twitter create ‘social insecurity’

Mike Elgan: How Buzz, Facebook and Twitter create ‘social insecurity’

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