For example, if the nonprofit organization informs its staffs and volunteers about the time and date of an event via newsletter and there is something wrong with the newsletter, the organization might need to amend the newsletter and resend to the staffs and volunteers again which is a waste of time and energy. However, if the organization informs its staffs and volunteers through social media site, they would get immediate feedback and if there is an error in the information, the organization can simply delete it and repost again. Furthermore, the organization can answer simple queries very quickly and easily by using social media. It is a great benefit that the nonprofit organization can have conversations with the people in real time and it also saves time in the long run which would make the organization appear welcoming and open to new people who do not know about the nonprofit
Introduction I am investigating a number of promotional activities that may form the basis of future articles in editions of the magazine. I have to describe the promotional mix used by two of the businesses I chose which is River Island and Tesco. PROMOTIONAL MIX Promotional mix is basically all about communication. This is because promotional mix promotion is the way in a business makes its products known to the customers, both present and potential. For example, the companies I have chosen River Island And Tesco both alert their customers about new product like send them emails or texts they only send email if subscribe to their website and the for Tesco as well, but Tesco send letters out to their customers who have a club card.
The advantages of social media would be to stay in contact with family and friends that are not living close to visit. For example, Facebook is the most viewed media site (Campbell, 2014). It allows people to communicate with people all over the world. Keeping in touch with family via this social media allows pictures to be posted and viewed, videos and other events that would be missed. The disadvantages of social media would be when it’s used inappropriately.
Social media is about more than SNS, blogs, wikis, forums, podcasts, or social bookmarking though, it represents a “fundamental change in society, technology and business practices” (Brown, 2010). Human beings have always strived to form connections, groups and allegiances, the arrival of the internet and subsequently web 2.0 has not changed an individual’s basic desire to connect; they have just created a new way to pursue these connections through platforms that are not bound by demographics, geography or politics (Brown, 2010). Social media represents the next evolution in communication and
The increase in popularity of social media outlets such as Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, among others, can be attributed in large part to their viral nature. Social media marketing outlets such as Instagram are self-promoting, because users spread the word for the outlet. This viral quality of social media it what make it appealing for businesses to market products and services, however businesses that incorporate social media marketing, should understand its legal risks. In part this is where the four components of the legally astute manager for social media marketing come into play, businesses utilizing the power of social media must be aware of the relevant legal issues in order to protect themselves from liability risks. Components of a legally astute social media marketing manager can include the following.
I have seen the results from great training and not so great training and the key factor that differentiates the two is who is managing that training department. With my experience with both types of training, I know that I would make a terrific Director of a training department. The Three Social Medias There are many social networking sites out there, but I will be discussing three main ones that I’m sure we have all at least heard of. First, we have Facebook, it is a popular social networking website that allows registered users to create profiles, upload pictures, videos, send messages and keep in touch with friends, family and colleagues (Dean 2014, WhatIs.com) Per Dean (2014) Facebook is available in 37 different languages, but that number has increased over time to about 70. Then, we have Twitter, which is a micro-blogging, social messaging, an event coordinator, a business tool, news reporting service and a
Effects of the Media on Love Joel Bills Baker College February 1, 2011 Composition 101 T Effects of the Media on Love In society today, technology and media are a driving force in everyday operations of people’s lives. With the emergence of social networking and advancements in the portable computing world, almost every person in America has become dependent on technology and media of some sort. What is this influence of pop culture and media doing to society? Jake and Melissa Kircher, authors for Relevant Magazine, cover this and more in their article “Does Media Distort Love”. With the agenda that media of all sorts throws at people everywhere they turn, what does this do to a person’s perception of love, relationships and sex?
Professor Gast English 1301 18April 2013 Social Media has or has it not improved communications skills Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo Messenger, and Myspace all of these are examples of social media being used by everyone all over the world. No matter what your age is or what your profession may be almost everyone uses some type of social media, but has it or has it not improved communications skills. My point of view is that it has done both, and in my passage I shall explain why. I believe it has improved communications skills for numerous of reasons. The first reason is the fact that it allows people to reacquaint with old friends and family members, or those who live far away.
The mission statement for facebook is probably a good approach to where facebook is now and will be in the future. The key to the situation is through the mission statement for facebook. (Pearce & Robinson, 2011) The mission of “facebook is to give people the power to share and make the world more open and connected.” The statement is clear, short and to the point. Whereas, twitters mission statement is “To instantly connect people everywhere to what’s most important to them.” The statement made by twitter is rather vague and generic. Key Issues There is one element of facebook that we are aware of is that it is free to their users and they tract real time conversations like twitter.
This is because the pervasive nature of the media thus leads to an immense power to deliver information that has the potential to influence people’s lives, which includes their thinking and beliefs. For example, during the Singapore General Election held in May last year, the media have played a significant role in the dissemination of information regarding the activities of various political parties. The ease of accessibility to online forums had played a role in helping the public to discuss online and make informed decisions on the voting day itself. Similarly, the members of various political parties also