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5 Social Networks For Your Small Business To Experiment With

Jeff Esposito

We all know that Facebook and Twitter are the cat’s meow when it comes to social networks. Both networks boast a plethora of users, and most of our customers have an account on one of the two networks. Chances are that you’ve already built out a presence one both of these networks. Image: GapingVoid.

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How Marketers are Monetizing Social Media

Jeff Esposito

One of the problems with social media is that the space is still evolving with new platforms emerging regularly. Every social network is not right for every business and/or their customers. The social marketplace is constantly changing with major players like Facebook throwing out curveballs to brand managers with little notice.

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Why your small business SHOULD care about social media

Jeff Esposito

While we think there was some great content in there (hopefully, you agree), we have gotten some feedback asking if investing time on social media sites (including Facebook ) is worth it for micro and small business owners. Here are some industry statistics that might ease some of your concerns: 150 million Facebook users ( socialbakers ).

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Are you a PRSN?

Jeff Esposito

The industry is in a state of flux and evolution. Instead of the old fare cup of coffee industry that we grew up in the current state is robust with flavors that would make Starbucks blush. Sure I was a PR and social networking guy for a company, but the acronym wasn’t doing anything for me because it was just letters.

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Untapping the social side of beer

Jeff Esposito

For those who know me, I’m an avid craft beer enthusiast interested all facets of the industry. So when the explosion of location-based social networking websites began popping up, I was excited to see that developers were looking to create platforms around checking into different beers. So true Mr. Franklin, so true.

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What do you suck at?

Jeff Esposito

Heck, it is the reason 90% of people are on a social network – to tell the world how awesome they (or their company) are. Crowds – despite working in an industry where you would think you need to love a crowd, I actually prefer to be out of them. It is easy to write a blog or article on things you are good at.

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How Marketers are Monetizing Social Media

Jeff Esposito

One of the problems with social media is that the space is still evolving with new platforms emerging regularly. Every social network is not right for every business and/or their customers. The social marketplace is constantly changing with major players like Facebook throwing out curveballs to brand managers with little notice.