One of my social media predictions for 2010 was that we’d reach a point where social media use and marketing would stop being thought of as some special or “new” thing and instead be considered mainstream and normal.
It’s the beginning of March, and I’m there, at least in the photography world. I’m pretty sure that most photographers are using social media and using it to market their art and services (either directly or indirectly). I think we’re at the point where anyone not using any sort of social media (such as blogging, Twitter, Facebook, and the like) is behind the curve.
And those folks that are behind the curve… well, I’m probably not going to reach them by evangelizing the glory of social media here on this blog.
No more “you should try out this Twitter thing” or “here’s how to start using Facebook” articles. The focus will be on doing it right, with the assumption that you’re already doing it.
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