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According to Mark Herlan, Social Media is About to Secure its Place as a Business ToolIn the next 5 years, experts say that almost 20% of marketing budgets will be dedicated to social media August 22, 2011; 10:12 AM Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) August 22, 2011 - Recent studies have made Mark J. Herlan, CEO of ENPOL, change how he thinks about social media. One such survey from Duke University, The CMO Survey, cmosurvey.org, shows that currently about 6% of marketing dollars are spent on social media but that number will triple over the next five years. At one time, having a strong reputation was enough to guarantee steady revenue but it is no longer that simple. A successful business can not afford to seem aloof or unreachable; it must have a public face. It needs someone that the clients feel that they can connect with and trust, which is why so many companies are embracing social media sites like Twitter and Facebook. These sites can act as:
“Social media can help your clients to see behind the curtain and into the inner workings of your company," said Mark J. Herlan, “The more comfortable that they become with you and your business, the more they feel that they can trust your product and services.” Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and other social networking sites have proved to be valuable business tools because they promote interaction between a business and its customer base. One of the biggest benefits to this type of marketing is its low startup cost. While setting up an account for most of these sites is free it may pay to have a professional manage this time consuming side of your online presence. Pure Web, an Atlanta based web services company, is a capable partner for this type of work. Visit their website: purewd.com. About Mark Herlan:
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