It is a great tool for your business and for promoting your event as it enables you to connect with your target audience and build those key relationships to not only sell and market to, but to successfully engage with.
Your 'followers' on social media will give you the opportunity to listen first hand at what their likes and dislikes are with the ability to respond to them in a positive way that is much more fast paced than traditional customer service methods.
If social media is new to you then remember to be creative, honest and engaging whilst always planning ahead.
Here's a breakdown of social media platforms:
Social Networks
Personal web pages that you can build to connect with others and share content on.
Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace and Bebo.
Blogs
A regularly updated website or journal, written in a conversational style.
BlogSpot, WordPress and Tumblr
Podcasts
A digital audio file made available to download or stream online either via a computer or mobile device.
ITunes, Spotify and SoundCloud
Content Communities
Platforms that specialise in creating a community of content, either through creating and sharing videos, photos or bookmarked links.
YouTube, Instagram, Pinterest, Flickr and del.icio.us
Micro blogging
A social media site in which users make short and regular posts, also known as 'updates'.
Twitter
Social networks and other online media are great tools for engagement and two-way communication, but given the nature of this real-time communication, there is also potential for significant risks. Therefore knowing which platforms to use and the way in which to use them properly will give you a good head start.
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