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Find out more about Christine: Christine is a senior program manager at Microsoft with several years experience in the dot-com industry. She recently started social venture labs, a workshop program for those leading small mission-driven businesses or organizations looking to create relationships, share ideas and get feedback on common business practices. As part of that effort she profiles small, socially minded businesses, for Examiner.com and on her blog, Start Up Nation. |
Just reading a post on "is social marketing for the young" and I have to wonder... I hesitate to say if it's generational or not, bc I might be on the line at age 35. But someone asked me today if I twitter or tweet -- and I just had to laugh.
I opt for the more "traditional" method, using blogs, linkedin, facebook and other small business profiles. Things that communicate a point of view. I agree it's a lifestyle "activity" and in fact I would go so far as to call it a "technology snack."
Sometimes I think it goes beyond marketing and turns into an behavior. People seem to need these small fixes or snacks like they need cheetos - and it seems to have the same rather dulling affect.
Thoughts? I might have coined a new term. You heard it here first: technology snacks
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