It's hard to keep up with all the social networks these days. There's bound to be some major consolidation in this space because we can't belong to all of them.
And most of these networks are based primarily on our personal connections, existing friends, etc. The social part of social networking.
But the tools, sites and resources we've all been playing with also have lots of great business applications too. Not just for promotion, marketing or prospecting either.
The B2B and intra-office collaboration possibilities are virtually limitless. The beautiful part is that none of this is really revolutionary. Intranets and extranets are not exactly new, but when presented as a social network they seem a whole lot sexier. And functional.
And wouldn't it be cool if you barely had to train anyone to use the new system because they had already been using social networks for years?
And wouldn't it be even cooler if your staff and employees embraced the new system? And used it?
And thought of new ways to use it that you hadn't even thought of?
The white-label social network is the new intranet. The new private client area. The new corporate bulletin board.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I've been testing out a new platform that I'm very excited about: IGLOO Corporate Social Networks
IGLOO is based in Kitchener, Ontario, and offers an amazing suite of tools and resources through its platform. I'll be helping a client set up an IGLOO Network in the coming months, and I'm very excited about the possibilities and opportunities.
So if you're wondering just how many more social networks you can actually join, maybe it's time you started your own?
###
Recent Comments