Patriot Advertising Social Networking

There are a lot of places to start when talking about social networking. Blogs, Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, YouTube; the list goes on. It can get overwhelming for both recruiters and applicants. In a sense, social networks are not much different than the idea of a galaxy which consists of a group of stars. Each star is a social network sticking closely to another social network due to gravity—in our case, people. These people want to connect with individuals in other social networks. They jump back and forth to make sure they don’t miss a beat and remain connected. When all networks pull together into one location—the galaxy—we call it a company networking hub. It is important that applicants, both passive and active have a centralized location where they can find information about your company.