SOCIAL NETWORKS | BEHAVORIAL MARKETING

The share of adult Internet users who have a profile on a social networking site has more than quadrupled in the past four years -- from 8% in 2005 to 35% in 2008 -- and now one out of three adults has one or more profiles on a social network.
(Pew Internet). Social Networks allow members to upload and share music, videos, images and other user generated content without special technical knowledge. While the most popular examples include Facebook and MySpace, many businesses are also building their own social networks using white label social networking platforms. Such networks are low-cost, searchable public relations and marketing tools that extend online branding and provide important tagging and linking opportunities in addition to valuable behavioral data for potential advertisers and strategic partners. Internet Site Promotions can help you take stock of your available content and repurpose it for social networks.

BLOGS | TWEETS

Blogs allow users with only limited technical knowledge to upload, syndicate and monetize just about any type of information they like. From political leaders to sports fans, it is the availability of immediate information about things and the people we care about that makes Social Networking so popular. It's well known that the 15-35 demographic is attached to social networking, but -- less well known -- according to comScore, 16.5 million adults ages 55 and over are also members of a social network. For many online enthusiasts, especially those with smartphones, it’s about sharing information fast: some microblogs like Twitter have reported breaking news before major media outlets. Regardless of whether blogs stand alone, like a traditional website, or complement a social network's toolset, they are an enormously popular feature. Internet Site Promotions can build a custom social network or blog, or brand an existing social network so your company can join the conversation.