Would social networking forum help promote your business?
By clorissa123
@clorissa123 (4926)
United States
December 13, 2009 12:55pm CST
Ok, I have a business, which currently totally running at home. I have some products to sell, and I just don't have much finance to help to do the advertising, and a physical store like that. All I can afford right now, just printing business card, and make a free website myself to promote.
Lately, I had heard many success story about using the social networking forums to communicate with people, and promote your products, becasue you can reach over millions of people, or market. Like twitter, facebook, myspace, and Hi5 etc.... those are popular social networking forum. I am interest to do so, and I just don't know how to start it. Can anyone give me a guide here?
Also, except the social networking forum I mentioned above, what other forums I might left behind and probably I don't know about?
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5 responses
@ruchimom (280)
• Australia
14 Dec 09
Ofcourse you can
All you have to do is to stay in touch with your friends and tell your friends about the products you sell.You can use Orkut as a social networking website as well
@clorissa123 (4926)
• United States
14 Dec 09
that is a good start. Orkut can be one of my starting point. Even though there is many disappointment from my business lately, I still don't want to give it up. We still got some potential on it, I believe, and we can do it better for the year to come 2010.
@clorissa123 (4926)
• United States
13 Dec 09
This is what I am planning to do. Because I saw many businesses, such as walmart; Home Depot; Target; etc...... they all participate in social networking forums such as twitter, facebook to answer some customers likes and dislikes of their services. I would like to promote my business, and some product over there too.
@fifileigh (3615)
• United States
15 Dec 09
there are many sites out there for marketing your stuff.
everyone is doing it now. it is the new trend. i have many pages to market my novel as well as my articles on a couple of writing sites.
i will try to list some, but i probably dont know all of them. digg, netlog, webnode, ning, yahoo360, tagged, myyearbook, apsense, multiply, freewebs, friendster, squidoo, webstarts, katropa, orkut, imesh, bebo, fubar, hoverspot, rotatrix, refriendz, ringo, hubpages, facebox, agloco, geocities, pagebuilder, etc.
good luck...
