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NEW Media; create alliance to improve your brand
Jan 8, 2011
I just posted on my facebook status that I would be offering a one-on-one coaching for entrepreneurs, start-ups and companies that would want to use new media to re-position and re-imagine their brand. This is a very crucial year for businesses. The boys would be separated from the men.
Most businesses use the old system of spreading message about their business, here I will call it the traditional media (TV, radio, newspapers, magazines, and bill boards). The New Media is the new and the proactive way businesses should be done. why would you do things the way you have always done it, if it is not yielding desired result? It would be better to change strategy. In this case their is a need to move from Traditional Media to New Media.
Posted by Fitdad at 2:51 PM | Labels: blogging, entrepreneur. social capital, facebook, new media, strategy, twitter | 0 comments | Email This BlogThis! Share to X Share to Facebook |
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Noise in my head, Reduced to a single voice.
Jan 2, 2011
I have been on the trail of twitter for a whilenow. Exploring the new media, who is getting what right,and how individual and businesses can plug in and startbenefiting.
Most of the cool things I have learn and discovered in the lasttwo month, in the final part of last month was from #twitter.My learning curve has since then grown.
I am an explorer just as klout.com calls me.
My exploration on twitter and social media as a whole has bore
a lot of good fruits. More to that, it has accelerated the pace of my
learning.
Posted by Fitdad at 11:29 PM | Labels: adventure, entrepreneur. social capital, new media, twitter | 2 comments | Email This BlogThis! Share to X Share to Facebook |
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That's me in the middle and my two friends
I started a facebook fan page to help people on how they can have maximum fun and excitement on their mobile device and while using the internet. I needed to set my username, but could not find my way round it for three weeks. I saw someone on my Facebook page who has already done his. So, guess what I did? I posted a request asking him how to do it, and he helped me. How much did I pay? Nothing! He was in my social network. He is 'Toyin Olaleye wonderful guy.
Are you thinking of starting a business and wondering where to start?
It is all too common for people to nag and say, arrrrggggghhhhhh! No money.
Posted by Fitdad at 1:04 AM | Labels: blogging, entrepreneur. social capital, money | 2 comments | Email This BlogThis! Share to X Share to Facebook |
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