Facebook has celebrated its one-billion-active-subscriber
population to convince how it has generated the customer-based
online-ad-monetizing platform. One of unimpressive performances is to
experience a share price drop since its IPO in May, 2012, dissuading investors
and analysts over how Facebook can survive in a long-run. Now it has refocused
on so-called potential-customer-selling transaction to business firms that want
to approach specific customers who have used Facebook pages and accessed to
Facebook’s features. Everyone is waiting for real revenue results.
Showing posts with label IT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IT. Show all posts
Monday, October 8, 2012
Thursday, August 9, 2012
IT development strategies and future markets
The current hardware and software markets have turned out to
be severely competitive among global giants like Apple, Samsung, Google,
Microsoft and others. Facebook and Twitter have possessed one of appealing
assets – social networking marketplaces. Hundreds million of subscribers or
online users are gold mines for ad generated revenues and sales potential
unities. Companies have spent hundreds billion U.S. dollar a year to advertise
and market their products and services to prospective customers. Marketers and
advertisers are now retrained to become professional PR specialists who can
connect business brands to target customers, investors and stakeholders. Whether
will Facebook disappear someday as well as Twitter? The answer is “Yes” or “No”
because consumers can find other reasons to abandon both Facebook and Twitter,
even investors have bet their money of billions U.S. dollar on virtual
marketplaces.
Labels:
Asia,
Europe,
Future Markets,
IT,
U.S.
Thursday, July 19, 2012
IT and Mobile Technologies
Today's businesses have at least those items:
- Desk computers, laptops, tablets
- Internet connections, Wi-Fi set-up, mobile devices
- VoIP phones saving long distance and international calls
Labels:
IT,
mobile tech,
working environment
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