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2. Social media marketing is the best step a
business or organization can take in this
day and age to send effective messages
about their product or organization in
general.
3. Social media as a marketing tool is
developing rapidly.
Wikipedia definition: “Social media
marketing is an addition to personal,
small business, corporate, and non-profit
organizations’ integrated marketing
communications plans.”
It is a set of internet-based applications
used to expand on the basic
mechanical foundations of Web 2.0
4. Web 2.0 refers to
Internet applications
that demonstrate
the information
sharing and
collaboration on the
World Wide Web
between users.
Social media
marketing is all
about utilizing Web
2.0.
5. Traditional marketing
is about delivering
an idea.
Social media
marketing is the
same, but leaves
room for feedback.
It builds a
relationship and
conversation.
6. Every decision and
activity marketers
partake in must deliver
a form of return on
their investment.
Social media
marketing must
somehow impact a
company and its
brand and their
business in general.
Examples: viral
campaigns and
mobile marketing.
7. Social media as a marketing tool is an
overall great investment of both time
and money.
It will help your organization reach a
broader range of publics than using only
traditional forms of marketing in the
media.
Technology is always evolving. In the
future, we could see the development of
Web 3.0.
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