Tony Fannin at Be Branded asked me that very question.
Women are increasingly turning to social media sites for interaction and information. As advertisers try to tap into the power of social media and the power of recommendations by female consumers, are they somehow influencing, or tainting those recommendations?
Do women still believe what they see, hear, and read on social media sites, Twitter, blogs?
See my answer on whether women still trust social media.
Wow...that was an interesting topic.Thanks for giving the link.Did not think on those lines before reading this post.Loved the way you have discussed the nuances as to why women are slowly losing their trust on the social media.Look forward to hearing from you soon again.
Posted by: website design company | February 18, 2010 at 04:53 AM
Very true. Thanks for sharing this information. It is quite exciting for the marketing industry with the boom of social media marketing.
Posted by: Online Marketing Seminars | February 22, 2010 at 09:47 PM
Folks get saturated with social media messaging, and it loses its power to persuade. This is already happening.
Posted by: Eric | February 24, 2010 at 08:45 PM
Hi!
I'm Art Director and work in advertising agencies.
Really all the information that you share is most valuable
because each society has its own behaviors,
even with the globalisation.
For that reason this good one for knowing of the woman
in other points of the planet.
I'm Myrian Poggi from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Posted by: Myrian Edith Poggi | March 03, 2010 at 03:08 AM
I agree with you! Really there is just so much information in the Social Media that sometimes we really have to be careful.
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