Survey Reveals Social Media Industry is Getting Better
A survey by Sean376 PR, the social media agency that listens to your needs has revealed that five out of ten social media gurus will be posting about their new year’s resolutions in the coming weeks.
Founder and Vice President of Sean376, Sean Threesevensix said: “New Year’s resolutions are a great way of revolutionising the social media industry. I think by adding our own resolutions to the ‘conversation’ we can push Sean376 industries to the forefront of social media solutions market.
Here's the staff at Sean376's resolutions for 2010:
1. I will no longer use the term Social networks to describe social networks. As we know it is all about convergence. Social networks will now be referred to as computers systems and we will not disnguish them from microblogs, blogs, telephones or even Women’s institute meetings.
2. 2009 was the year of transparency.; 2010 will be the year in which companies really get to grips with social media and begin seeding content on forums and blogs as consumers. Companies and consumers will be one and the same.
3. Analysing sentiment will become important. So to do this, we’ll start interviewing the whole of the population of the world about every brand. This might take a while, but social media needs it.
4. We’ll be hiring everyone with a Twitter account with over ten followers. The industry needs people that are their own brand. Personal branding and the rise of the internet. Perfect.
5. I’ll be launching TwEaster. A Twitter party where the rules are all about follower/following balance. So to get an invite, either set up a script or follow lots of people then unfollow them really quickly. Much like ATSV does.
6. I will stop conversing with the old school of social media gurus - they don't appreciate it. It's all about Sean376, Litman and Maxicom now.
