News

 

Look Who’s talking

For better or for worse, businesses can't ignore social networking

Published by the Denver Business Journal

— October 02, 2009 — Businesses no longer canignore online social networking websites once seen as the province only of teens and tech geeks.

They’re playing a bigger role in how companies interact with their customers, blurring old distinctions between marketing, customer service and public relations.

“It’s where your customers are,” said Ari Newman, co-founder of Boulder-based Filtrbox.

His company makes software that helps more than 200 businesses find and analyze what’s being said about them online.

For more information read the attached file:

DBJ_social_networking_articles.pdf