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This was a homework assignment for my Social Media class. We had to listen to a podcast and write a blog entry about it. I listened to a podcast about Twitter and how it  is a useful tools for restuarant owners and entrepreneurs. This assignment was good experience in blog writing and I was able to encorporate pictures or any media I wanted.

 

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/analucianovak/2011/02/17/twitter-for-restaurants-by-arlina-allen-social-media-restaurant-marketing

The Podcast I listened to was called "Twitter for Restaurants" by Arlina Allen. Arlina is the owner of Social Media Restaurant Marketing, a Silicon Valley social media marketing company, and author of “Twitter for Restaurants." In this podcast she talks about the importance of restaurants using twitter to maximize their business and build a following. She says how Twitter is where your customers are because there are so many people on there that it is such a great tool to engage people in your business and talk about what is going on. It is free publicity and why not use it. She explains how people are worried that they don't have the time for social media but it is actually very easy to use. Arlina explains how Twitter followers become your local patrons and they love to be updated on new specials at restaurants or exciting events. It is a great way to boost business and it is free and easy.

I'm interested in the restaurant business and have family who own restaurants so I somewhat enjoyed listening to this podcast. It is like listening to talk radio, which I’m not a big fan of. I kind of lost interest after a couple of minutes and it was really hard for me to not be distracted while listening. I already know a lot about twitter so it wasn't any new information for me, it was just a different aspect revolving around the restaurant business. I'm sure there are more interesting and upbeat podcasts out there that might get my attention. 

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Social Media + The Workplace

Posted on 4 April 2011 at 18:29
Last updated 11 April 2011 at 20:44

Social networking has given people the chance to express their feelings and interests, as well as communicate with others through the web. However, too much talking on the internet could cost you your job. Companies are now embracing social networking to promote their brand and even screen potential new employers by looking at Facebook and Twitter pages. An article from msnbc.com called, Your Career: Shut Your Cybermouth!, talks about why people should be more careful about what they say and post on social networking sites.

An ongoing battle between companies and their employers Internet privacy is sweeping the workplace. Technology is changing so rapidly it's becoming difficult for employers and employees to figure out boundaries and expectations regarding social media. More and more companies are starting to monitor their employees Facebook and Twitter accounts, however some people feel that those sites should be kept private and personal. Regardless of a companies policy, people should be cautious when posting on social networks, especially if they like their jobs. 

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