Business Owners - Stop Being Scared of Social Media
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Made Hot by: focusmedia on September 30, 2012 11:20 pm
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231 days ago
I think that many business owners are reacting as Heather Stone is saying. They only want to use media as one-way channel, like a megaphone, because that is how they have been taught marketing in the past.
My mission is to spread better ideas regarding business philosophy and new media, by focusing on having a conversation on the trader principle. We should have an exchange of products and services on a free market. The use of social media could facilitate this process and improve the supply and value chain.
231 days ago
Believe it or not, the complaint I hear the most often among businesses that still haven't ventured into social media is that they are afraid of not being able to control negative comments. In other words, they would prefer if the communication only went one way. Of course, just because they don't see the comments on their social media channel doesn't mean their customers aren't talking about them (in good ways and bad.) Isn't it better to see what they're saying so you can respond?