Social Networking - A Must For Businesses Large and Small
From Shelly Weaver (of Seton Hill's entrepreneurial center), a brief introductory article.
On the subject of social networking, what you don't know can hurt you. These networks create opportunities for businesses that would not previously have been conceivable. One avenue to approach is to follow blogs and 'doers' in your industry as well as that of other industries to keep up with the fast-paced environment --E-Magnify
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