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jeudi 12 décembre 2013

Using An African Social Network

By Jeannie Chapman


The African social network is always growing, especially when there is news that everyone wants to know about. This was not big a couple of years ago, but people are really catching on to this now and it has really gone from strength to strength. There are people from all parts of Africa and the world that keep in contact with each other.

However, you have to know how to do this properly so that your customers and clients will follow you and you will keep on attracting more people. Most people think that if they open a social media account and spend some time there every day that their will get new business automatically. However, you have to have a method.

Social media can be used in a variety of ways. Some people will just use Facebook to keep up to date with their friends so they don't lose contact. Other people want to find out what is going on in the world on a daily basis. This does not only relate to Africa, but you can find out about sports, politics and economics for example on a global basis.

People still love social media as a form of keeping in contact with their friends and family members, but some people will take this overboard and sit on these networks all day. For people who see friends' photos, it can be a little off putting. In fact this can cause people to close and deactivate their accounts. This is especially damaging amongst the youth.

Here, you will also be able to use your account more like a newsletter and this will definitely save you some time. You can advertise some of the specials going and they will begin to see why you are better than a lot of your competition out there. It is important to engage so if you see a comment, it is a good thing to reply.

At the moment, you will find most the networks are very busy because there is a lot going on in the world. If you find something has happened, you don't have to run off and buy a newspaper. You just have to go off and look on one of the networks. This won't cost you anything. In saying that, you should probably go to a couple of different sources.

Sometimes, some people will give inaccurate information, so you must double check on this. If this is spotted, there will usually be comments underneath the post. You should not really base your opinion on one tweet or one post. Wait until you have seen a number of different views until you get the full picture.

An African social network keeps you up to date with the latest of all news up to the minute, and this is what sets it apart from the newspaper. You don't pay for this, and this is just one more benefit which is what everyone appreciates about it. If it is news you are looking for, then social media is a good place to start.




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