The Indianapolis 500 is coming up this weekend - the greatest spectacle in racing. Being a social media internet marketing company in Indianapolis, you can't help but witness the buzz online about this prestigious event. Facebook friends chatting about time trials, carb day and their plans to attend the race. Twitter users tweeting about favorite drivers such as Danica Patrick (as usual), and how the Air Force jets are flying over businesses making their way to the track for an appearence.
Each day I am enlightened to find out that yet another industry is embracing the internet marketing benefits of social media advertising. Today was no exception as I logged into my Compendium Blogware account to find a link to an article entitled 2009 '500' Most Accessible Sports Event in History. This article has links to blogs, Facebook profiles, and Twitter accounts to several drivers and teams. It is clear the Indianapolis 500 social media presence is going to add a new dimension to this year's race. I mean just look at the list of Twitter users near the end of the article!
Please, just remember....no facebooking, texting, or tweeting while driving.
Each day I am enlightened to find out that yet another industry is embracing the internet marketing benefits of social media advertising. Today was no exception as I logged into my Compendium Blogware account to find a link to an article entitled 2009 '500' Most Accessible Sports Event in History. This article has links to blogs, Facebook profiles, and Twitter accounts to several drivers and teams. It is clear the Indianapolis 500 social media presence is going to add a new dimension to this year's race. I mean just look at the list of Twitter users near the end of the article!
Please, just remember....no facebooking, texting, or tweeting while driving.
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