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Social Media: Not Just for Kids Anymore

But nothing takes the place of eye contact and a handshake

ZweigWhite
Thu, 05/26/2011 - 09:37
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(ZweigWhite: Fayetteville, AR) -- In an era where creativity, reputation, and interconnectivity are highly desirable, more design firm leaders are turning to social media to strut their stuff, according to an informal online survey held by The Zweig Letter. According to the results, 75 percent of firm leaders said they actively participate in their firm’s social media efforts, while 12.5 percent don’t, and another 12.5 percent are thinking about it.

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LinkedIn, a social media and networking site for professionals, was mentioned by 80 percent of respondents who use social media and was the most actively participated-in website. The multiple-choice question revealed that almost 67 percent of respondents said they are also active on Facebook, arguably the most well-known of social media site, while Twitter was used by 53.3 percent, and blogs by 33.3 percent.

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