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- 1. Social Media A reality in business today
- 3. Business The motivation Media in Business
- 4. Business The motivation Media in Business used for
- 5. Business The motivation Media in Business used for Sales
- 6. Business The motivation Media in Business used for Sales , Operations
- 7. Business The motivation Media in Business used for Sales , Operations , Procurement
- 8. Business The motivation Media in Business used for Sales , Operations , Procurement and Logistics
- 9. The Evolution of Media The Printing Press
- 10. The Evolution of Media The Printing Press
- 11. The Evolution of Media The Printing Press (1440 AD) Telephone & Telegraph
- 12. The Evolution of Media The Printing Press (1440 AD) Telephone & Telegraph
- 13. The Evolution of Media The Printing Press (1440 AD) Telephone & Telegraph (1832 AD) Gramaphone & Video
- 14. The Evolution of Media The Printing Press (1440 AD) Telephone & Telegraph (1832 AD) Gramaphone & Video
- 15. The Evolution of Media The Printing Press (1440 AD) Telephone & Telegraph (1832 AD) Gramaphone & Video (1877 AD) The Internet
- 16. The Evolution of Media The Printing Press (1440 AD) Telephone & Telegraph (1832 AD) Gramaphone & Video (1877 AD) The Internet
- 17. The REvolution of Media The Printing Press (1440 AD) Telephone & Telegraph (1832 AD) Gramaphone & Video (1877 AD) The Internet (since the 1950s)
- 18. The REvolution of Media The Printing Press (1440 AD) Telephone & Telegraph (1832 AD) Gramaphone & Video (1877 AD) The Internet (since the 1950s)
- 19. The Social REvolution of Media The Printing Press (1440 AD) Telephone & Telegraph (1832 AD) Gramaphone & Video (1877 AD) The Internet (in the 21st Century)
- 20. The Social REvolution of Media The Printing Press (1440 AD) Telephone & Telegraph (1832 AD) Gramaphone & Video (1877 AD) The Internet (in the 21st Century)
- 21. The Social REvolution of Media Democratization of Media: Power in the hands of people
- 22. The Social REvolution of Media Democratization of Media: Power in the hands of people Many to many conversations: Consumers become producers of content
- 23. The Social REvolution of Media Democratization of Media: Power in the hands of people Many to many conversations: Consumers become producers of content Cognitive Surplus: Design for Generosity
- 24. What makes brands? Can governments make brands?
- 25. What makes brands? Can governments make brands?
- 26. What makes brands? Can governments make brands? The Alliance Francais
- 27. What makes brands? Can governments make brands? The Alliance Francais The British Council
- 28. What makes brands? Can governments make brands? The Alliance Francais The British Council Fullbright Scholarships
- 29. What about the known brands? Which brands make America known to us?
- 30. What about the known brands? Which brands make America known to us?
- 31. What about the known brands? Which brands make America known to us? MTV
- 32. What about the known brands? Which brands make America known to us? MTV Hollywood
- 33. What about the known brands? Which brands make America known to us? MTV Hollywood McDonalds
- 34. What do you know about countries? Which is the largest speaking English country in the world?
- 35. What do you know about countries? Which is the largest speaking English country in the world?
- 36. What do you know about countries? Which is the largest speaking English country in the world? India
- 37. What do you know about the internet? Which continent has the highest number of internet users?
- 38. What do you know about the internet? Which continent has the highest number of internet users?
- 39. What do you know about the internet? Which continent has the highest number of internet users? Asia
- 40. What do you know about the internet? Which is the most promising platform for the internet in times to come?
- 41. What do you know about the internet? Which is the most promising platform for the internet in times to come?
- 42. What do you know about the internet? Which is the most promising platform for the internet in times to come? Mobile
- 43. What do you know about the internet? What makes a technology revolutionary?
- 44. What do you know about the internet? What makes a technology revolutionary?
- 45. What do you know about the internet? What makes a technology revolutionary? The ability of people to use it
- 47. What is facebook? A platform connecting more than 800 million people
- 48. What is facebook? A platform connecting more than 800 million people
- 49. What is facebook? A platform connecting more than 800 million people An average facebook user has about 130 friends
- 50. What is facebook? A platform connecting more than 800 million people An average facebook user has about 130 friends
- 51. What is facebook? A platform connecting more than 800 million people An average facebook user has about 130 friends and is connected with approximately 80 pages, groups & events
- 52. What is facebook? A platform connecting more than 800 million people An average facebook user has about 130 friends and is connected with approximately 80 pages, groups & events
- 53. What is facebook? A platform connecting more than 800 million people An average facebook user has about 130 friends and is connected with approximately 80 pages, groups & events More than 250 Million photographs are uploaded every day
- 54. What is YouTube?
- 55. What is YouTube? A high-bandwidth website
- 56. What is YouTube? A high-bandwidth website
- 57. What is YouTube? A high-bandwidth website that has more trafďŹc in terabytes
- 58. What is YouTube? A high-bandwidth website that has more trafďŹc in terabytes
- 59. What is YouTube? A high-bandwidth website that has more trafďŹc in terabytes today than the entire internet was in 2004, when it was made.
- 60. What is YouTube? A high-bandwidth website
- 61. What is YouTube? A high-bandwidth website More than 48 hours of content is uploaded every minute
- 62. What is YouTube? A high-bandwidth website More than 48 hours of content is uploaded every minute
- 63. What is YouTube? A high-bandwidth website More than 48 hours of content is uploaded every minute Thatâs like 240,000 full-length movies every week
- 64. What is YouTube? A high-bandwidth website More than 48 hours of content is uploaded every minute Thatâs like 240,000 full-length movies every week
- 65. What is YouTube? A high-bandwidth website More than 48 hours of content is uploaded every minute Thatâs like 240,000 full-length movies every week 3,000,000,000,000 videos are viewed every day
- 67. What is Linkedin? A professional networking website
- 68. What is Linkedin? A professional networking website
- 69. What is Linkedin? A professional networking website More than 150,000 members across the globe
- 70. What is Linkedin? A professional networking website More than 135,000,000 members across the globe
- 71. What is Linkedin? A professional networking website More than 135,000,000 members across the globe 20 million of them are from Asia PaciďŹc region itself
- 72. What is Linkedin? A professional networking website More than 135,000,000 members across the globe 20 million of them are from Asia PaciďŹc region itself
- 73. What is Linkedin? A professional networking website More than 135,000,000 members across the globe 20 million of them are from Asia PaciďŹc region itself Networks provide access to opportunities and insights
- 74. What is Linkedin? A professional networking website More than 135,000,000 members across the globe 20 million of them are from Asia PaciďŹc region itself Networks provide access to opportunities and insights
- 75. What is Linkedin? A professional networking website More than 135,000,000 members across the globe 20 million of them are from Asia PaciďŹc region itself Networks provide access to opportunities and insights Build your network. Today, you can. Tomorrow, you will need.
- 76. What is Linkedin? A professional networking website More than 135,000,000 members across the globe 20 million of them are from Asia PaciďŹc region itself Networks provide access to opportunities and insights Build your network. Today, you can. Tomorrow, you will need.
- 77. What is Linkedin? A professional networking website More than 135,000,000 members across the globe 20 million of them are from Asia PaciďŹc region itself Networks provide access to opportunities and insights Build your network. Today, you can. Tomorrow, you will need. The best opportunities come to you, through your network
- 78. What are blogs?
- 79. What are blogs? Plural for blog?
- 80. What are blogs?
- 81. What are blogs? Short for Web log
- 82. What are blogs? Short for Web log
- 83. What are blogs? Short for Web log They are the most distributed form of Social Media
- 84. What are blogs? Short for Web log They are the most distributed form of Social Media
- 85. What are blogs? Short for Web log They are the most distributed form of Social Media And the most powerful
- 86. What are blogs? Short for Web log They are the most distributed form of Social Media And the most powerful
- 87. What are blogs? Short for Web log They are the most distributed form of Social Media And the most powerful Egypt. Tunisia.
- 88. What are blogs? Short for Web log They are the most distributed form of Social Media And the most powerful Egypt. Tunisia.
- 89. What are blogs? Short for Web log They are the most distributed form of Social Media And the most powerful Egypt. Tunisia. Blogs can be used to express opinion
- 90. What are blogs? Short for Web log They are the most distributed form of Social Media And the most powerful Egypt. Tunisia. Blogs can be used to express opinion
- 91. What are blogs? Short for Web log They are the most distributed form of Social Media And the most powerful Egypt. Tunisia. Blogs can be used to express opinion about people, topics of general interest, organizations & brands
- 92. What is twitter?
- 93. What is twitter? A micro-blogging platform
- 94. What is twitter? A micro-blogging platform
- 95. What is twitter? A micro-blogging platform 140 character updates
- 96. What is twitter? A micro-blogging platform 140 character updates
- 97. What is twitter? A micro-blogging platform 140 character updates also contain links to photographs & videos
- 98. What is twitter? A micro-blogging platform 140 character updates also contain links to photographs & videos
- 99. What is twitter? A micro-blogging platform 140 character updates also contain links to photographs & videos people also tweet links to other pages on the internet
- 100. What is twitter? A micro-blogging platform 140 character updates also contain links to photographs & videos people also tweet links to other pages on the internet
- 101. What is twitter? A micro-blogging platform 140 character updates also contain links to photographs & videos people also tweet links to other pages on the internet along with their personal opinion
- 102. Some facts
- 103. Some facts Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Britney Spears
- 104. Some facts Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Britney Spears
- 105. Some facts Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Britney Spears have more fans on twitter than the entire populations of
- 106. Some facts Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Britney Spears have more fans on twitter than the entire populations of
- 107. Some facts Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Britney Spears have more fans on twitter than the entire populations of Sweden, Israel, Greece, and Chile
- 108. Some facts Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Britney Spears have more fans on twitter than the entire populations of Sweden, Israel, Greece, and Chile
- 109. Some facts Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Britney Spears have more fans on twitter than the entire populations of Sweden, Israel, Greece, and Chile Add North Korea and Australia to the above list.
- 110. Some facts Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Britney Spears have more fans on twitter than the entire populations of Sweden, Israel, Greece, and Chile Add North Korea and Australia to the above list.
- 111. Some facts Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Britney Spears have more fans on twitter than the entire populations of Sweden, Israel, Greece, and Chile Add North Korea and Australia to the above list. 572,000 twitter accounts were created on March 12, 2011
- 112. Some facts Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Britney Spears have more fans on twitter than the entire populations of Sweden, Israel, Greece, and Chile Add North Korea and Australia to the above list. 572,000 twitter accounts were created on March 12, 2011
- 113. Some facts Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Britney Spears have more fans on twitter than the entire populations of Sweden, Israel, Greece, and Chile Add North Korea and Australia to the above list. 572,000 twitter accounts were created on March 12, 2011 During last year, mobile twitter users grew by 182%
- 114. Some facts
- 115. Some facts 50% of the mobile internet trafďŹc in the UK
- 116. Some facts 50% of the mobile internet trafďŹc in the UK
- 117. Some facts 50% of the mobile internet trafďŹc in the UK is for facebook
- 118. Some facts 50% of the mobile internet trafďŹc in the UK is for facebook
- 119. Some facts 50% of the mobile internet trafďŹc in the UK is for facebook Just imagine, what this means for bad customer experiences
- 120. Some facts
- 121. Some facts If facebook were a country?
- 122. Some facts If facebook were a country?
- 123. Some facts If facebook were a country? it would be the worldâs third largest
- 124. Some facts If facebook were a country? it would be the worldâs third largest
- 125. Some facts If facebook were a country? it would be the worldâs third largest only after China and India
- 126. Some facts If facebook were a country? it would be the worldâs third largest only after China and India
- 127. Some facts If facebook were a country? it would be the worldâs third largest only after China and India Facebook is not allowed in China
- 128. Some facts If facebook were a country? it would be the worldâs third largest only after China and India Facebook is not allowed in China
- 129. Some facts If facebook were a country? it would be the worldâs third largest only after China and India Facebook is not allowed in China neither are most other social media platforms that we use
- 130. Some facts
- 131. Some facts 90% of customers prefer peer recommendations
- 132. Some facts 90% of customers prefer peer recommendations
- 133. Some facts 90% of customers prefer peer recommendations only 14% trust advertisements
- 134. Some facts 90% of customers prefer peer recommendations only 14% trust advertisements
- 135. Some facts 90% of customers prefer peer recommendations only 14% trust advertisements 93% of marketers use social media for business
- 136. Some facts 90% of customers prefer peer recommendations only 14% trust advertisements 93% of marketers use social media for business
- 137. Some facts 90% of customers prefer peer recommendations only 14% trust advertisements 93% of marketers use social media for business Are you ready for it?
- 138. Social Media The reality today
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- Traditionally, an ideal farmer owning a piece of land would invest his labour to produce food grain and clothing for himself and his family. He would secure a portion of his land and construct it to provide means of shelter and security that would enable the family to survive and prosper through different seasons, and also build storehouses to manage a continuous supply of necessities throughout the year.\n\nBut then, the cycles of nature are such, they instigate man to build “relationships” across “boundaries”. And the first possible relationship could be that the man who lives across the fence would like help while constructing a storehouse. Our hero in question could possibly say, “Look brother, I have some extra food grain this season that I would like to store away. If I help you build the storehouse, will you let me store my food grain in a small portion until next year?” And this neighbor says, “Why not?” and this would be perhaps the first exchange of services that happens.\n\nOnce the season is over, the neighbor sees “opportunity” in storing food grain for others, while our hero finds out that since this neighbor is interested in building more storehouses, he can produce more food grain on the land where he would have otherwise built a storehouse, and instead store it away with the neighbor, in exchange for help he would provide in building the storehouse. A few years down the line, when no more storehouses can be built, the exchange of value would happen in terms of a part of the food grain. At that point, the neighbor would realize that if he “specialized” in providing storehouse services, he would be able to provide the service to other neighbors as well, and in turn not need to use effort and land to produce food grain.\n\nThis would essentially bring around a web of people in a village who would be producers of a specialized product or service, creating a “soceity” of consumers who would consume part of their own produce and parts produced by others living in society.\n\nSoon, there would be realization, that this village can exchange its produce in terms of goods and services with neighboring villages to expand the “reach” of people to complimentary goods and services that would supplement their livelihood and generate means of commercial prosperity.\n\nSo long as the producer and consumer are in physical proximity to one another, and the exchange happens within a foreseeable amount of time, goods and services can be quantifiably exchanged between the participants of trade. However, when these exchanges needed to be carried out over larger geographic distances, covering time intervals spanning across the immediate future, people realized they needed “storehouses of value” that could be used in exchange of goods and services. Thus “currency” was born.\n\nAs the number of people involved in trade started to increase, they gave rise to competition. Two neighbors producing “similar” goods and services began competing for buyers. They did this by negotiating on price, features and quality of product or service. And the only way they could “advertise” about their product or service. This gave the consumer a “choice” and thus starts the motivation to “improve” products and services by re-investing profits from earlier trade. This is the beginning of “innovation”.\n\nOnce people started to advertise, they realized that they were able to reach a larger number of customers and have access to a wider range of products and services, which were available at a finitely larger distances. The power of advertising gave opportunity to a new sect of society called “merchants” who would specialize in trading goods and services over larger distances by means of travel.\n\nAnd the next iteration in development that happened was what we call “logistics”, wherein people started to use third-party service providers to transport raw material and finished goods.\n\nAs we expanded our vision to encompass every aspect of trade into designing and producing more complex goods and services, we have colloquially started terming organizations involved in trade as “businesses”.\n
- From the first point where we discussed advertising, “media” itself was born. Media, defined as the plural for “medium” is collectively used to describe any system or platform that is used for expressing an idea or form of communication. The initial forms of media would include simple voice-based communication, wherein a trader would basically just “speak” to the customer in an audible pitch. These medium would undergo innovation at the hands of the communicator that would “enhance the communication” and “create impact”.\n\nAnd at the first instance, media would be used by the business to communicate with the client. However, after the producer-consumer relationships are established, the business will soon realize that it needs to integrate better within its various departments.\n
- From the first point where we discussed advertising, “media” itself was born. Media, defined as the plural for “medium” is collectively used to describe any system or platform that is used for expressing an idea or form of communication. The initial forms of media would include simple voice-based communication, wherein a trader would basically just “speak” to the customer in an audible pitch. These medium would undergo innovation at the hands of the communicator that would “enhance the communication” and “create impact”.\n\nAnd at the first instance, media would be used by the business to communicate with the client. However, after the producer-consumer relationships are established, the business will soon realize that it needs to integrate better within its various departments.\n
- From the first point where we discussed advertising, “media” itself was born. Media, defined as the plural for “medium” is collectively used to describe any system or platform that is used for expressing an idea or form of communication. The initial forms of media would include simple voice-based communication, wherein a trader would basically just “speak” to the customer in an audible pitch. These medium would undergo innovation at the hands of the communicator that would “enhance the communication” and “create impact”.\n\nAnd at the first instance, media would be used by the business to communicate with the client. However, after the producer-consumer relationships are established, the business will soon realize that it needs to integrate better within its various departments.\n
- From the first point where we discussed advertising, “media” itself was born. Media, defined as the plural for “medium” is collectively used to describe any system or platform that is used for expressing an idea or form of communication. The initial forms of media would include simple voice-based communication, wherein a trader would basically just “speak” to the customer in an audible pitch. These medium would undergo innovation at the hands of the communicator that would “enhance the communication” and “create impact”.\n\nAnd at the first instance, media would be used by the business to communicate with the client. However, after the producer-consumer relationships are established, the business will soon realize that it needs to integrate better within its various departments.\n
- From the first point where we discussed advertising, “media” itself was born. Media, defined as the plural for “medium” is collectively used to describe any system or platform that is used for expressing an idea or form of communication. The initial forms of media would include simple voice-based communication, wherein a trader would basically just “speak” to the customer in an audible pitch. These medium would undergo innovation at the hands of the communicator that would “enhance the communication” and “create impact”.\n\nAnd at the first instance, media would be used by the business to communicate with the client. However, after the producer-consumer relationships are established, the business will soon realize that it needs to integrate better within its various departments.\n
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