Stefan Swanepoel – Social Media is NOT a fad!

Stefan Swanepoel – Social Media is NOT a fad!

Posted on 13. Nov, 2009 by Sherry Chris

Exclusive interview with Stefan Swanepoel, author of the Swanepoel reports on the increasingly faster pace of change, how to get involved and make sure you know what you need to know to succeed!

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3 Responses to “Stefan Swanepoel – Social Media is NOT a fad!”

  1. Marie Burkey

    14. Nov, 2009

    Listing to the San Diego conference on line and understanding more, and more about Social Media
    and what is out there today has changed how I as an agent needs to get out there more on Social Media.Learning from Mr. Interenet class last week on Re Bar Camp was an eye opening of which I hope to join in on the classes when they start.Yes today everything is Social media now and for the future.But we all need to have some kind of directions from our Managers either by our office meetings or and on line seesion to help agents who need help to get started in todays future.

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  2. Kelly

    16. Nov, 2009

    He's right, it's not a fad, social media is a way of life. Anyone hoping it will go away needs to watch this. This is the way we communicate now and everything seems to be changing and adapting to incorporate social media business strategies. The exciting part is that there are very few rules and so many ways to choose to communicate now….your message is not limited to one or two outlets.

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  3. Jay Thompson

    16. Nov, 2009

    I've never understood why people think social media is a fad. Human beings are social animals with a thirst for knowledge. Unless both of those fundamental components of human nature disappear, social media — in some form — isn't going anywhere.

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