Social Networking for Startup Businesses
March 21, 2009 by Stephen Kersey
Filed under Business
If you have an online startup businesses, it’s become a virtual necessity to have a presence on the top social networking sites. Even brick and mortar companies should jump on the social networking bandwagon. Social networks are becoming more and more popular and they are an relatively easy way to build your customer base.
Here are the top five social networking sites to target for startup businesses:
5. YouTube
The YouTube community is huge and active set of million of users. With a hit video, you can go from startup to bigtime in a short period of time.
4. LinkedIn
LinkedIn is sometimes referred to as the “adult social network site” — and for good reason. It is built like any number of social networking sites but it’s geared toward a much more professional crowd.
3. Twitter
Twitter just continues to grow and grow. With a number of celebrities and high profile business people joining the Twitter craze in recent months, Twitter is a currently a must for any new business.
2. MySpace
Once upon a time, MySpace was regarded as the only social networking site businesses should care about. While it has lost some steam in recent months, MySpace is still a great place get noticed.
1. Facebook
Currently, Facebook is the most popular social networking site in existence. Getting a Facebook page for your startup business is a very smart move.
















I think Twitter and Facebook are extremely important for businesses to join, especially for interacting with their users/clients and keeping them updated real time. I like your idea of using YouTube as well. Adding news clips and demonstration videos are a great way to get viewers interested and talking about your product.