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Social networking-presentation
The document discusses social networking and how it can be used for business purposes. It provides examples of popular social networking sites like MySpace, YouTube, del.icio.us, Wikipedia, eBay, SecondLife, and World of Warcraft. It then explains that social networking sites have become big businesses and offers tips for how businesses can take advantage of these sites by knowing their target market, getting involved in relevant groups, linking social profiles to their website, and continuing to find new marketing avenues using social networking. It also mentions that Microsoft chairman Bill Gates supports using blogs for business communication and updates.
Social networking-presentation
- 1. Social Networking E-Business Presentation Facultyof Information and Communication Technology Silpakorn University anusorn kansap donuzz@gmail.com
- 2. Time's Person ofthe Year: You • Time’s Person of the Year 2006 is YOU. • Yes, you. You control the Information Age • Not only change the world, but also change the way the world changes.
- 3. Social Networking • Communitiesof people who share interests and activities • Social networks connect people at low cost
- 4. Social Networking Most socialnetwork services such as chat, messaging, email, video, voice chat, file sharing, blogging, discussion groups, and so on.
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- 6. Social Networking; myspace •self-publishing within your network of friends and colleagues. • what to listen to, what to watch, what's groovy
- 7. Social Networking; YouTube •The people's television network • It is being acquired by Google for a mere 1.65 billion dollars in stock
- 8. Social Networking; del.icio.us •Social Bookmaking • provide interesting and usually high quality web links (which users voted for) • a real-time record of who is interested in what right now
- 9. Social Networking; Wikipedia •arguably the best encyclopedia in the world • 1.5 million user- contributed articles.
- 10. Social Networking; P2P •Share your computer power with everyone else in order to deliver their service • Peer to Peer
- 11. Social Networking; eBay •This is not normally thought of as having a social network element • 1 million people worldwide make a living from eBay
- 12. Social Networking; SecondLife •3-D virtual world • makes money by selling virtual real-estate for hard cash • Several major companies have set up shop in SecondLife
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- 14. Social Networking; WorldWarCraft • Hugely popular Internet- based multi-player game • Most successful of several virtual worlds that the Internet has spawned • very powerful (and commercially successful) social network
- 15. Social Networking; WorldWarCraft
- 16. Social Networking; freecycle •This is a goods recycling service that enable people to give away possessions that they no longer want and need.
- 17. Social Networking andYour Business • Social networking sites have become big business • can, your business take advantage of these social type site ?
- 18. Social Networking andYour Business First; • Know your target market • Linkedin.com and MerchantCircle.com are great places to start • Find some groups within the big sites that are directly related to your product or service
- 19. Social Networking andYour Business Second; • get involved • understand how these sites function • Promote yourself, then your business. • Make friends
- 20. Social Networking andYour Business Third; • Link your social profiles with your main company website • Create a network between our various online • continue looking for new avenues to market your products or services
- 21. Blog for Business “Blogsare good for business” Microsoft chairman Bill Gates has said.
- 22. Blog for Business BillGates backs blogs for businesses; • Blogs had advantages over other, older ways of communicating such as e-mail and websites • More than 700 Microsoft employees are already using blogs to keep people up to date with their projects