What is SNS? What are the practical tools of SNS?

What is SNS?

SNS refers specifically to social networking services, including social software and social websites. It also refers to the mature and popular information carriers of social networking, such as SMS services. Another common explanation of SNS is: the full name is Social Networking Services, that is, "social networking website" or "social network".

What practical tools does SNS have?

1) LinkedIn

LinkedIn is a business platform. Enterprises mainly publish information to show their strength and image, while individuals mainly publish information to find jobs. There are two types of LinkedIn: members and non-members. Members enjoy more rights and interests. There is no limit on adding people and searching times. They can also send a certain number of emails to strangers. Non-members cannot send messages and emails directly to strangers. They can only send friend invitations within the 2nd degree circle. After sending an invitation once, they can only send messages after the other party accepts it.

2) Facebook

Facebook is a social tool that is widely used by businesses and individuals. Although there are privacy settings, a lot of private information can still be searched. So if you are not careful, you may find your target customers! Making good use of Facebook can achieve twice the result with half the effort.

3) YouTube

YouTube is similar to Tik Tok in China, and is mainly based on videos. I personally like to learn on YouTube, and it is a very useful tool. Although it is relatively less used to find customers because it is a waste of time, it is very good to use it to send product information and company information. Video is the mainstream trend. If you want customers to understand the product and company more intuitively, just shoot a video and put it on YouTube, and send the link directly to the customer, which saves customers a lot of air tickets and time. Video is also more real, which can make customers trust you more.

4) Skype and WhatsApp

These two tools are mainly for real-time communication. You can make calls and send messages directly. Skype will charge some communication fees, but WhatsApp relies entirely on the Internet, which helps you save a lot of phone bills when you communicate with people in different countries. Nowadays, mobile phone numbers can hardly be used to charge communication fees except for applying for accounts and identifying personal identities!

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