social media

We have found the below 5 steps targeting business owners to boost their social media literacy - and boost their business!

1. Understand that relationships with customers, staff, suppliers, distributors and other business contacts extend beyond the four walls of your office. Whether you agree with the idea of social media or not, millions of people around the world use social networks every day and if you own a business, social media literacy is a must.

With one little well written phrase on your Twitter account, you can attract the attention of more people than you can even imagine.  Whether you are experienced, new or not yet on Twitter this post has been put together to provide a brief overview for your business strategy.  You may be aware that although Twitter doesn't cost any money to join, it can take up a great deal of time, so it is important to use your time wisely.  Below are just a few top tips to remember when tweeting:

Reports from the US say that Facebook is likely to go public in the first quarter of 2012, with an estimated IPO valuation of more than $100 billion. It is the most closely watched private companies in the world. Even a valuation at $100 billion is 50 times it's estimated revenue last year.

New York saw amazing hikes in LinkedIn's share price with yesterday's share offer - at one stage the shares were trading at $122 after they originally opened at $45 each.

This outstanding interest in social media stocks is surely paving the way for Facebook and Twitter to follow suit.