Before social media, diasporic marketing could be thought of
as a business flyer stuck on the car windshield.
Since the rise of social media, diasporic marketing has
become an effective way to broadcast a message, whether that is for a large
company or simply a small business trying to find possible valuable customers.
The adaptation diasporic marketing to social media has also
resulted in many businesses creating online Facebook and Twitter pages.
For example, the local hairdressers Loxx,
the Yacht Club and even the Gym
Diasporic marketing not only has to adapt to social media
strategies but the cultures along with it, as many of Australia’s immigrant
population own the small businesses.
While businesses also adapt so do the cultures associated
with them. Just as the Greeks and Italians had changed their cultures when they
migrated out to Australia, so too have the Chinese and Indians in todays
society.
Many of the Chinese and Indians are adjusting their culture
to suit the current Australian one, while many Australian made businesses are
listed above have joined social media, so too has the Indian fast-food restaurant to use the success of diasporic marketing.
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These small local businesses use diasporic marketing through
social media to spread the information of their business. Social media provides
the businesses the ability to advertise their message not only locally to
everyone who uses social media but potentially also globally.
Indian Express Facebook, 'Indian Express', retrieved 5 September, <http://www.facebook.com/pages/Indian-Express/109760843517?ref=ts>
Loxx Hairdressing Facebok, 'Loxx Designers of Hair', retrieved 5 September, <http://www.facebook.com/pages/LOXX-Designers-of-Hair/124742797550422>
Sandringham Yacht Club Facebook, 'Sandringham Yacht Club', retrieved 5 September, <http://www.facebook.com/SandringhamYC>
Recreation Trackside Facebook,' Re-Creation Trackside', retrieved 5 September, <http://www.facebook.com/pages/Re-Creation-Trackside/110213802355097>
A nice simple and easy to read blog, it is informative and scholarly without being a textbook style of writing which is what i believe this blog task is all about. I really liked your use of examples to get your point across and how you not only related in locally but also globally with the examples of Indian and so on. A pretty decent read
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