Social Networks in Pandemic showes growth.


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The appearance of Covid-19 carried with it a profound period of . inside homes all through the world. during these long months. in certain nations more than 6, Social Networks have become, second to none. The window that has permitted individuals to keep in touch with the rest of the world.

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there are already 3.8 billion people, who are connected through Social Networks. A figure that grew considerably since the prohibition of going out to the streets to avoid massive infections of Coronavirus.

However, not all the people who are on Social Networks. remain in them and more than half have blocked the ads. This according to We are Social.

As the confinement progressed, consumers changed their way of interacting and consuming new content, with the search for items to buy online being the most copied behavior in recent days. From food, hygiene, cleaning and beauty products to less essential products such as clothing, footwear, furniture and even cars, those that are sought through e-commerce. In these same Networks we have been able to observe how people, according to their need, have used each platform to stay connected with their loved ones, grandparents making video calls to talk with their grandchildren, digital birthdays, and the already known virtual meetings to talk with friends or even to close deals and we will talk about this below.

Social Networks and the evolution of the digital world

For their part, companies have not been left behind, many have had to change their business models to digital platforms. From minimarkets, to large Walmart-style stores, they have had to either switch to the world of online business or strengthen their business strategies in the world of digital commerce.

And it is that, according to comscore in its Insights section related to Coronavirus and the behavior of people in the digital world, “It finds a greater use of data at home in the US In the middle of a global pandemic. – Data consumption at home in June 2020 increased 14 percent compared to June 2019- Smart TVs, with an increase of 28 percent in June 2020, recorded the largest increase in data consumption year after year”. Which means that the number of people connected is increasing, consuming content and now products, through digital platforms.

This is a reality that, like it or not, is here to stay for a long time. At Mauna Media we have decided to support and deliver valuable Resources. that contribute to the moment we live in, both to companies and people who want to start digital ventures, for this we share the eBook Strategic Management of Social Networks,

What we are looking for is that you can get ahead in this adversity, the world of advertising, communications and Digital Marketing strategy agencies is expanding and from Mauna we want everyone to do our best.

Facebook: the social network that never lags behind:

E-commerce for Facebook is nothing new, in fact we could say that it is the Social Network par excellence in which companies want to advertise and sell their products. Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp Business and Messenger are the platforms that today have the highest number of visits and commerce.

When the pandemic arrived, Mark Zuckerberg designed his great strategy to promote e-commerce, “Shops”. A new feature that radically changes how e-commerce is handled on Facebook today. It also changed the graphical interface of the network, giving it a more corporate and less personal tone.

The objective of Shops is that any person, or company, no matter how small, medium or large it may be, easily set up a virtual store on Facebook or Instagram. What Zuckerberg did was see an opportunity in the crisis and make the most of it, you can do it too. On our website we will be constantly sharing tools that can help you boost your business on different digital platforms, especially on Social Networks. Stay up to date with our publications since they will be of much use to you if the digital market starts to be of interest to you.

 

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