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Balancing Social Media and Offline Life

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Everyone is so connected these days. Just look at these statistics from Hubspot  - 27% of total U.S. internet time is spent on social networking sites and 15% of total U.S. mobile internet time is spent on those same social networking sites. Whether its learning a new hobby or researching relevant business data, social media is a big part of our lives.

Being active on social media sites can be a lot of fun sharing life moments with your family and keep in touch with friends. Entertaining ourselves with photos shared on Instagram or Facebook or watching funny cat videos on YouTube can take capture a huge chunk of your time that sometimes can be better spent with our love ones or working on business projects. Sadly, precious time with our love ones and productivity is something that needs to be addressed. Social media is great, but it’s advisable to strike a balance between your social media and offline life.

Your Social Media Marketing Department

Relying on our team’s collective experience, when you partner with One Social Media, it’s like having your own Social Media Department. You’ll even get your own Social Media Project Manager assigned to your company, focused on making social media work for you to meet your objectives. Each Project Manager leans on the experience of a dedicated team with rich knowledge in:

• Social media marketing strategy
• Blogging
• Advertising
• Public relations
• Sales strategy
• Video marketing
• Online lead generation
• Internet marketing and
• Search engine optimization

We devote our time and energy to learning about your business and how we can apply our social media marketing expertise to build your brand and connect you to the ever-growing social community.

Your prospects and customers expect you to use social media as a means to communicate and interact with them. The studies are proving it. According to the most recent findings of the 2008 Cone Business in Social Media Study:

• 93% of Americans believe a company should have a presence in social media.
• 85% believe a company should not only be present, but also interact with its consumers via social media.
• 56% of American consumers feel both a stronger connection with and better served by companies when they can interact with them in a social media environment.

Social media growth is, in a word, explosive. As individuals and companies alike flock to social networking platforms like Facebook, Orkut, Twitter and LinkedIn, the result is an unrivaled growth rate that continues to climb.

Maybe you’ve heard a less enlightened person say things like “Facebook is a fad” or “Social media isn’t going to last.” Instead of hysterically laughing at them and walking away, try presenting some compelling statistics courtesy of one of our favorite methods of gathering data: the infographic.

The brilliant minds at Search Engine Journal are at it again with a comprehensive infographic that details “The Growth of Social Media.” The amount of data included in the infographic is impressive, if not a little intimidating, but it’s worth a thorough examination.