It is interesting how Twitter has now made a deep cut into the mainstream of society. Its no surprise that mainstream marketing firms and individuals who consult in traditional marketing are not too far behind. Oh, there have been Marketing/PR people by the thousands out here for a long time all beating their drum delivering […]
Being creative is good, being artful shows creativity but the shock-rock and shock-jock effect went out with the caveman commercials.
Yaw, things are changing and golf, with its built-in character evaluation, could lead the way as a very good vehical to move social media right into Web 3.0 well pass Web 4.0
Gone is the thinking that if millions of eyes see something some of them are bound to want to buy something. That thinking went out with the Roadside Billboards that lined the highways of America…and still do. All they are doing now is contributing to blocking the view or adding to the pressure of the volume of information coming out of the end or the FireHose called Twitter.
Check out the New IBGS..things are changing…
The aggressive style of getting someone on the phone never has worked as well as online social media marketing. Old school methods take a lot of energy that more than likely goes against the person’s efforts more than it helps.
I think if more people would take an attorney’s advice about how to use Twitter they would improve their image 100%..OK, for the tweeters who post about a zillion posts a minute, it will improve your image a zillion %.
In all indications, there does seem to be more golfers coming online each day. As the economy drives them off the golf course and golf facilities, naturally their free time will be filled with more time online. However, this does not equate to more consumer buying. And it does not mean they will stay online once they get a taste of what places like Twitter, Facebook and the rest offer.
