Just Another Book About Social Media Marketing Strategy - Skip It At Your Own Risk
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Just Another Book About Social Media Marketing Strategy - Skip It At Your Own Risk - Tony Willbur
Just another Book
About
Social Media Marketing
Strategy
(Skip It at Your Own Risk)
Copyright © 2016 by Tony Willbur
ISBN 978-1-329-95082-5
All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review or scholarly journal.
First Printing: 2016
Introduction
Digital Royalty CEO Amy Jo Martin said, Social media is the ultimate equalizer. It gives a voice and a platform to anyone willing to engage.
People want to participate. This is the cornerstone of all societies. When people believe that they have a say in what is happening to and around them, they are motivated to subscribe and drive it as far as it can go. Social media is the only public platform where private individuals have the complete freedom to express their opinions whatever their status in life, and wherever they happen to be, and actually make a difference. It is no wonder that businesses are giving so much importance to social media in their marketing.
A little bit of history
It all began with the development of the Internet, which began much earlier than most people believe. Computer networking began in the 1940s, with scientists trying to find ways to best share information and resources to maximize the massive capital used by the first supercomputers. By the 1960s, they were successful enough that they could go commercial with services like CompuServe. Of course, at that time, the only ones that could afford to use them were big businesses and government institutions. By 1979, the first virtual community platform Usenet came into existence and people with Internet service could communicate through the Internet. Today, Internet penetration around the world is really quite impressive at 46%, or 3.419 billion people.
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However, social media as we know it today really began with the introduction of Six Degrees in 1997, a platform where people could upload a profile and make friends with other users. By this time, most people could afford a personal computer, and Internet service was widely available, albeit using the telephone system aka dial-up. It caused a sensation among users, fueling the development of other social platforms such as LinkedIn and MySpace by the early 2000s. Facebook and Twitter came