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Approaching 2009, the Brickworks’ team agreed not to accept the “pain and suffering” of the recession. We opened (not closed) our doors and windows and yelled it out so everyone could hear. For us, standing still just wasn’t an option.
Brickworks Communications would like to say “thank you” to Kasia Walaszek for all of her hard work over the past couple months. Kasia was a student intern from McMaster University for four months.
Guest Post: Kasia Walaszek, Student Intern
The advancement of technology over the last couple of years has been astonishing. It seems as though no matter where you are or what you are doing, there’s a way of staying connected with the world. Now, one can access social media networks on their phone, allowing them to constantly stay up to date with the latest news, gossip and trends. Social media is not only used for personal reasons, but it is being used at schools, where students and professors go online to access various data.
Next week, we will be live-tweeting “A Tale of Two Cities” from the Hamilton Place Theatre. Why, you ask? Simple. We are working with our Hamilton neighbour to help spread the word of prosperity and collaboration.
Although this post is finding our blog a little late, I think that it’s still important to put up because Brickworks is doing some fabulous things right now, and I think that it’s time to let our audience know what they are.
Guess what. Your customers and potential customers are talking about you online - and there are many reasons to pay attention. Monitoring is a critical first step of an overall social media strategy.
