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Developments in the technologies themselves, as well as a reduction in costs, will mean that more and more information will be available to consumers. This results in unprecedented levels of transparency of dealings between businesses and their customers.
A key challenge when engaging customers through these social networks is how to give away power and control while at the same time avoiding embarrassment to the company. Harris, L. Emerald Group Publishing Limited. Report bugs here. It has opened a whole new door to the business world and given them a big opportunity to interact and attract a larger amount of customers.
In exchange businesses have benefited by a long shot just by the click of a button. With the help of the Internet a company no longer is dependent on a particular customer base to survive because now it can reach out to a worldwide audience within seconds. Social media …show more content… Social networks are accessed on a daily basis that means there is more of a chance that people are going to see your brand on their social network.
Online marketing campaigns widen the chances for more people to see the brand. But lets face it; people are now getting their hands on tablets, computers, and cell phones. These are electronics that are taking over our lives because we are constantly checking news, emails, social networks, and web browsing online.
So what better way to market the business brand online where people are constantly connecting to for work, school, shopping, and connecting with others and have more of a change to see the brand versus the old fashioned paper way that have less of possibility of getting into the hands of people and less of an audience. Promoting and sharing also have a big impact on expanding the business brand. What better way to expand a business then by being able to share and promote through online services.
Sharing a business encourages one of the most powerful marketing forms, which is word of mouth. If a business if being shared online by another business, network, or person that you. Get Access. Select basic ads. Create a personalised ads profile.
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