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Social media is a good way to maximize publicity and improve the overall experience of clients and business associates, especially if your company holds events, lectures, product launchings, and gatherings attended by large groups of people.
Here are some ways you can use the full potential of social media at your next business event:
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One of the largest mobile and Web developer conferences, Google I/O, kicked off this week with Google delivering a considerable smorgasbord of goodies for its attendees of tech developers. The three-day conference erupted with cool announcements on its first day, with the company unveiling new products and updates that included the latest version of their mobile operating system / development platform, Android Jelly Bean, as well as under the hood updates to some of their Web services.
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This year’s Google I/O developer conference kicked off a few hours ago, and during the opening keynote, the tech giant let loose quite a handful of announcements. Among these are a handful of new services, updates to its stable of products, and previews to upcoming technologies they are currently developing. Here is a quick rundown of the announcements that may open up opportunities for those of us in the social media marketing field.
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Like most companies from popular brands and celebrities with established global presence, to your average mom and pop corner stores, we have since deviated from traditional marketing and have adapted to the ways of the social Web. But that doesn’t mean we should leave the offline marketing behind— oh no, call the real world the original social network because it’s still very relevant and it’s still an organic atmosphere where we can engage with our audience and get measurable results.
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