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5 Comments on Social Media Revolution 2
I love this video
@Carla - Yup yup!!!
Chris Alston (Keller Williams Realty, Cupertino California): I keep fighting it, and I don't know what will be popular five years from now, but there isn't any doubt that Facebook has forever transformed the way we will do business, even if Facebook itself fades.
The facts comparing the numbers of entire country populations was the biggest smack in the face.
The next biggest eye opener is that over 50% of the world's population are UNDER 30.
@Chris - (great name, btw...) Interesting stats huh? I feel that if you continue to keep up on the latest and greatest, you will then be more able to accept the change that can come next and better be able to start using it...
Chris Alston (Keller Williams Realty, Cupertino California): You make an incredibly good point, Chris. (I, too, can appreciate that name.) If you haven't already, you might want to consdier making a blog entry about that point alone. It's a great suggestion to apply to learning new technology. It's just as good to apply it to ANY type of change.