• a social media company for his or her report.
• Social media examples include Facebook, Twitter, and the like, but don't not focus on the all-stars of social media. Not-for-profit companies may also provide interesting information.
• the company must be social media, not just any website. The Merriam-Webster definition of social media is as follows: forms of electronic communication (such as websites for social networking and microblogging) through which users create online communities to share information, ideas, personal messages, and other content (such as videos). This means the website you choose must have an element of user communication or networking. Sites that do not meet the criteria of social media will have significant Sources--A bibliography (citations page) is not necessary. Use phrases such as "according to," or "on their website," to identify sources.
• Background/History--how did the company start or expand?
• Marketing strategydoes the company target a specific demographic audience such as high wage earners, students, or millennials?
• Current Status--has the company's marketing strategy been successful? Provide details.
• Examples--provide testimonials, statistics, quotes, and other illustrations that help define the company.
• The report should remain unbiased: just report the facts and provide appropriate links.