The decisions
a business owner must make normally include the hiring process, the making of
their product/service and interactions with their customers. In the fast growing digital world and digital marketplace,
now those same business owners must learn to navigate social media. Since I am promoting a friend’s business, I
had to understand that her company is not just about tea. She takes extreme pleasure in making all her
delicious desserts and pastries and knowing the pleasure the recipient will
have. While looking thru her website, I
asked her to tell me more & heard her passionately talk about the food, the
tea and the gatherings. In choosing
what I was going to “LIKE” for her business, I decided to her ask about her
suppliers and training and her favorite places for tea parties. The initial seven that I choose reflect the businesses
that have meaning to her.
* Bigelow Tea –
one of the many choices of teas she uses.
http://www.bigelowtea.com
* The Royal
Tea Club – another FB page dedicated to lovers of tea and tea parties. http://www.theroyal-teaclub.org
* Set to a Tea
- consultants who specialize in tea parties
http://www.settoatea.com/members/settoatea
* Victoria
/Fairmont Empress Hotel – one of the favorite places to have afternoon tea. http://www.fairmont.com/empress-victoria/
*
Harney & Sons – tea supplies and customized designed tea flavors. https://www.harney.com/
In my opinion,
a company should “like” companies that they deal with or have business with. It
can also be other companies that do similar business. For example – one of the pages that I “liked”
was the Fairmont Empress Hotel. The hotel is known worldwide for its afternoon
tea since 1908. They might do the same
thing as Tea Around the World, but they are not in direct competition. Maybe
a “Like” can also be showcasing someone else’s blog or event.
And I continue
the exploration of social media…….
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