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The potency of Facebook, Myspace, YouTube and Twitter should no longer be described in terms of an uncontrollable volume of “likes,” re-Tweets, views and comments. These social media outlets are becoming increasingly concrete and well-disciplined sources for measurable marketing activities that resonate with the traditional sales concerns of many businesses. Yes, these outlets are [...]
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