Social Media as an Encyclopedia
By Tim Barsness | October 17, 2009
Have you ever considered using your social media accounts as a massively distributed encyclopedia? Doing so can often come in very handy. Think how many people you are connected to in all of your social media accounts. Why not leverage their vast knowledge. Overall, people are more than willing to share their knowledge when prompted.
A recent query of connections on Facebook yielded positive results. A tricky accounting question resulted in over 20 responses, stimulating conversation and ultimately a conclusion. The result is a more streamlined process for our business, keeping our books clean and our accountant friends happy.
What do you run across that you aren’t sure about?
Related posts:
- Tyler Olson speaks at Rotary Event on Social Media Tyler Olson, CEO, of SMCpros (Social Media Consultanting), presented...
- Idea Aid global brainstorming session leverages social media This Saturday saw the launch of the first online...
- Find a Job On Twitter Twitter has become a unique communication platform by requiring...
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
Topics: Uncategorized | No Comments »
Comments
« LinkedIn reaches 50 million users | Home | “Comcast Cares” – CEO Brian Roberts on social media »
