P.G. 38 Likeable Social Media Questions 1&2
Question 1
My perfect audience would be business men and women between the ages of 30 to 60. I think this is the age range where people generally are comfortable with their careers and have a sense of where they want to go within their careers. I would preferably want my targeted audience to work in businesses within the city of Cleveland.
Question 2
My target audience is 376,000 people on Facebook. On twitter there are thousands of tweets talking about people needing websites created or needing their websites redone.
My perfect audience would be business men and women between the ages of 30 to 60. I think this is the age range where people generally are comfortable with their careers and have a sense of where they want to go within their careers. I would preferably want my targeted audience to work in businesses within the city of Cleveland.
Question 2
My target audience is 376,000 people on Facebook. On twitter there are thousands of tweets talking about people needing websites created or needing their websites redone.
P.G. 50&62 Likeable Social Media Question 1&3
Question 1
1. Downtown Cleveland
2. Shopping
3. Restaurants
4. Free available parking
5. Local News
6. Bus Route
7. Sports
8. Theaters
9. Movies
10. Airport accessibilité
11. Museum
Question 3
Question 1 -> Do you think your website is getting enough views or hits?
Question 2 -> Like us at RCDevelopment.facebook.com to receive tips on how to increases your web presence, or you can check out our page at RCDevelopment.com and get a free assessment of your webpage.
1. Downtown Cleveland
2. Shopping
3. Restaurants
4. Free available parking
5. Local News
6. Bus Route
7. Sports
8. Theaters
9. Movies
10. Airport accessibilité
11. Museum
Question 3
Question 1 -> Do you think your website is getting enough views or hits?
Question 2 -> Like us at RCDevelopment.facebook.com to receive tips on how to increases your web presence, or you can check out our page at RCDevelopment.com and get a free assessment of your webpage.
