What Social Media Revolution?
I am always looking for something new and relevant for the given time. I found an article https://socialbu.com/blog/social-media-photography/ that highlights the importance of effective social media photography for business success. This highlights the need to create engaging, authentic and story-driven content that resonates with your audience.
I think there must be a revolution in personal data protection, otherwise social media can scare off a lot of people. Also, according to the infographic posted by Ambassador, 71% of consumers are more likely to recommend a brand to others if they have a positive social media experience with that brand.
By Gareth Kay is the Head Of Planning at Modernista! Well, that headline might start a frenzy in the blogosphere and get some of those self-appointed social media experts tweeting away that here lies more proof that ad people don’t get it. But there, I said it. There hasn’t been, and I would argue won’t be, a social media revolution. Don’t get me wrong. I absolutely believe that communication needs to be a two-way conversation not a narcissistic monologue, and that people aren’t passive consumers waiting to be penetrated by marketing messages. Social media has helped prove the power of human conversation, and our innate social nature for anyone who had forgotten or doubted it. But all this talk of social media got me thinking that perhaps, yet again, we are looking at this from the wrong end of the telescope, focusing on the delivery mechanism not the underlying issue. Rather than focusing on social media shouldn’t we be focusing on social ideas? This may sound a little trite, but I th
