A social media brand is the sum total of customer experiences with a company, its products, services, and employees, and the way those experiences shape our perception of the company.
Way back in the 20th century, "buzz" was the in thing of the marketing world. Every company wanted it, but few presumed to know how to get it. Back then, corporations generally lobbed their products into the marketplace, bombarded consumers with repetitive messages and sat back and prayed that buzz would magically appear.
That, of course, changed as companies learned how to harness the Internet. And, as social media like MySpace and Facebook emerged, marketing became less of a monologue and more of a multiparty conversation. It suddenly wasn't enough for companies and their spokespersons to speak down to consumers from the mountaintop. The new challenge was how to get consumers to say good things about a product to one another.
Services ofen have tangible results and products are bought for their intangible benefits. In the end people always buy services –be it produced with or without physical products.
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Great video, a keyhole to culture, landscape and and experience.
Great video, but hardly reflecting the culture, landscape or experience of the destination(Kerala). With this Youtube video as the center point of the web site of Kerala Tourism Board it has to be looked as a serious user interface flaw. Even the site theme depends on the theme of this video. My reflection to this video is below.