Between pundits and bloggers, the local mainstream media is abuzz with some of the most interesting development in the social media in the Philippines. Barring a permanent injunction on the Anti-Cybercrime Law, we’re excited to see where candidates are going to come from (shameless self-promotion, aside).
In the words of the ponente in Javellana v Executive Secretary:
It is much too late in the day for our aspiring politicians, both in the traditional and progressive persuasions to sit on the fence of pursuing an aggressive social media marketing strategy as part of their overall campaign plans. We all know it works – Obama did it in 2008. But can they make it in time to engage the millions of Twitter users in the Philippines?
For those who need a bit more help, here’s a nice infographic on the number of Twitter users in the Philippines and how new brands and businesses can capitalize on them.
Credit goes out to the brilliant young minds at Pulyetos.com, arguably one of the most important resources on social media marketing in the Philippines.
If you're new to the world of building an online presence, you'll want to take a look at this. It's a practical guide on where you can start.
What do you think of social media marketing with Twitter? Share your thoughts or ask your questions in the comments below.
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