Sentences with phrase «about social good»

This is not a book about social good or business excellence or broad, big, sweeping ideas.

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Facebook has been trying to defuse questions about whether it can be trusted with the reams of personal information it collects to sell ads and whether its social network does more harm than good.

Digital media is an ever - growing source of entertainment, news, shopping and social interaction, and consumers are now exposed not just to what your company says about your brand, but what the media, friends, relatives, peers, etc., are saying as well.

Social Capital CEO Chamath Palihapitiya speaks with CNBC's Kelly Evans at the Sohn Conference about Box being his best investment idea for the year, as well as the growth of big data and consumers» privacy rights.

Millennials are used to interacting with brands on social media, and they are more likely to share their opinions of things they strongly like and dislike, as well as drive conversations on topics that they care about, Pearson says.

«Better R&D, better customer care and better offerings are all possible when you have better data about what your customers want — and social is an incredible source for just that,» says HBetter R&D, better customer care and better offerings are all possible when you have better data about what your customers want — and social is an incredible source for just that,» says Hbetter customer care and better offerings are all possible when you have better data about what your customers want — and social is an incredible source for just that,» says Hbetter offerings are all possible when you have better data about what your customers want — and social is an incredible source for just that,» says Hbetter data about what your customers want — and social is an incredible source for just that,» says Howard.

They are Social Currency (e.g., sharing things that make people look good), Triggers (acknowledging that we talk about things that are top - of - mind), Emotion, Public (imitating what we see others do), Practical Value (news people can use) and Stories (information passed along under the guise of idle chitchat).

Never try to run the social media campaign by yourself, if you do, then reassess your business strategy, you might have opened an ad agency instead the of food truck business, leave the tasks to specialists if you are serious about the business and concentrate on your own immediate task of catering good food to your customers.

Western - based global brands such as Starbucks and Unilever have done a remarkably good job at telling their social stories — think about 100,000 Opportunities and the Dove Self - Esteem Project.

Tend to your social - media accounts like a garden and cultivate them into blossoming fans who will help spread the good word about what you do and how your business is important.

While it is tempting to be at the forefront of every social issue you care about, as an entrepreneur, you are better off choosing only those causes that naturally align with your organizational mission.

So over time I've gotten fairly good at Social Jiu - Jitsu, the ancient art of getting people to talk about themselves.

In fact, they work really well in social stories, but will just annoy people if you're blogging about your business and related topics.

Even when well - known people post about her creations on social media, she said whatever followers she gains and exposure she gets don't cover the cost of her time.

After being diagnosed with thyroid cancer at age 26, Leah Caplanis was motivated to create an alcohol option she could feel good about, so she set out and created Social Sparkling Wine.

We caught up with Hawk at Activision Studios in Santa Monica, Calif., and in between Shred test runs, he told us about what's next, and how social media has made his business bigger, better and, somehow, even cooler.

Seeing fellow entrepreneurs throw themselves wholeheartedly into such good causes gives me hope that people's attitudes about the social responsibilities of business really are changing.

«Just about every good thing that's happened to me in the last decade of my career has been because of social media,» says Zapar, who claims to be «the most connected woman on LinkedIn.»

If it is a social good that I feel strongly about, then the answer is a resounding yes.

I'm demonstrating that transparency, and I talk about the good and the bad on social media.

If you think about any social thing you are doing, if you are doing it for purely social reasons, well, then the question is: «Is the dog interested?»»

As I prepare for the start of 2016, I am thinking about ways to expand my reach to do more social good.

From the boardroom to the company cafeteria, people are talking about doing a better job of addressing the world's social problems.

Thousands follow him on social media to learn about key things like creating a great customer experience, hiring and firing people and finding a good partner.

Instead, it's about solving problems and creating social progress; building great new things that make a better world.

If you're serious about building a social media network, or really any platform driven by content, put an emphasis on community; don't make the mistake of thinking that any engagement is good engagement.

For more information about Black Friday's online footprint, from when the most sales were made, to which social media platforms made the most referrals, as well as predictions for 2014, check out the infographic below.

When I meet with people to talk about social media, the conversation sometimes turns to Twitter... and usually ends with people wondering why Twitter still exists, I'm well - known as a supporter and like the short posting paradigm.

It may be difficult for a locksmith to post about something more than locks and keys but if you can't find a way to connect in an interesting discussion with your community, social media might not be the best tool for your marketing.

Besides the privacy scandal, Facebook also has been dealing with fake news, the use of Facebook to spread hate and discord and concerns about social media's effect on people's mental well - being.

Yet the longest lasting impact of the incident may very well be the buzz now permeating through social media and other gossip media pages about the salacious views expressed by the company's top brass.

The policy should be more about what employees can do and best practices for social media use versus all the things employees can't or shouldn't do on social media.

Social media well done and well - managed - can help you break through and connect with the right audiences if you make it your business to get smart about it.

Good networking is all about investing in some social capital before asking for a withdrawal.

Better yet, think about how you can move your social media fans and followers into your online marketing funnel — then you never have to directly promote on social media.

Using social media tools, you can learn much about voters and candidates this way, as well as your customers and competitors on an ongoing basis.

At the same time, being outspoken about your company's social causes or charity work, as examples, can not only bolster your public image overall but help your company get and keep the best employees.

Best Buy learned that the hard way last week after consumers complained on social media about the retailer's decision to charge a $ 100 premium on the new iPhone X when purchased without a wireless contract.

Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg apologized, acknowledging that the world's largest social network should have done a better job communicating about the experiment.

Use all your social channels to talk about your industry in general, to be a thought leader, to give tips on how to evaluate your kind of products and to answer the questions that purchasing agents should be asking to help them identify the best company to go with.

If people have set up a Google or social - media alert to tracking their name, they will pick up that you've been writing about them and perhaps drop by your blog to see what you've been saying, good or bad.

They aren't interested in self - exploration or social relationships with friends and are very concerned about their financial well - being, although they don't enjoy managing their money.

You can create a schedule so that every single day, a certain number of times per day, your social media content that you've saved before will go out through buffer, and that way you can build your audience by curating great content, either from others, or, when you have good news about your own business, share through buffer on an ongoing basis.

It means listening to customers who are already having conversations about brands — yours and others — in traditional online channels as well as over the social Web.

At a recent Nasdaq luncheon Q&A, Schultz was challenged about his expansive view of «corporate social responsibility»: Was it not the role of the corporation simply to maximize profits for shareholders, who in turn can use the proceeds to do good in the world if they choose?

Think about it: What's the point of a virtual yearbook when there's already a giant, well - loved social network called MySpace?

A few months ago I took an emotional intelligence test (which didn't leave me feeling particularly good about myself) and realized that social responsibility isn't a strong suit for me, especially where the environment is concerned.

The Department of Homeland Security is proposing to expand the files it collects on immigrants, as well as some citizens, by including more online data — most notably search results and social media information — about each individual.

Each week, we'll spotlight a different topic, and twice a month we'll host Google Hangouts (our next is Aug. 7) where Team Digital will chat about best strategies for managing an online reputation, marketing through social media and using mobile techniques to attract customers.

What people are saying online about your brand — the good, the bad and the oftentimes inaccurate — makes all the difference when it comes to winning or losing customers, says Michael Fertik, founder and chief executive of Redwood City, Calif. - based online reputation management agency Reputation.com and co-author of Wild West 2.0: How to Protect and Restore Your Reputation on the Untamed Social Frontier (AMACOM, 2010).