About Business 3.0
Business 3.0 is the first and only Social Business Platform on social networks, reaching over 700 million network users. Our goal is to restore relationships lost in the Internet 1.0 era by creating a fully functioning business network (b2b) that works seamlessly on social networks to connect consumers and businesses (b2c) with personal, yet also private, relationships. Any business can now take part in the relationship economy.
Your business only needs to manage one backend to update your social business profile on all three social networks. Your profile is used to provide consumers with business information, product/service listings, conversations, contact info, news and much more!
Using Business 3.0 allows your business to join in on the developing relationship economy. The Social Commerce era is upon us, and the face of e-commerce is changing with the new ability to create personal relationships with consumers on social networks. Start the revolution within your business today, and leap frog your competition. Join Business 3.0 and register for free today!
Social business profiles have many features and functions to help your business market and sell directly on social networks. Each social business profile allows for e-commerce, ratings and reviews on products, live chat, wall posts, and multiple word-of-mouth advertising avenues. Products are also automatically added to a product flow widget which can be added to your blog or e-mails.
Business 3.0 wants to keep the social network experience enjoyable for both businesses and individuals on social networks while enabling businesses to have a presence and benefit from better access and interaction with their main consumers. To protect the privacy of users, Business 3.0 will never allow businesses to use mailers, spam, or any other method to attract users to their profile.
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Jay Deragon wrote:
Within the last twelve months, we've seen a shift in applications being developed specifically to enable businesses to better leverage all this 'social stuff'. Early this year, Linkedin added features that enable businesses to have profiles, and in response we posted 'Linkedin Shifts to Business Profiles'. We also recently posted 'What Could You Do?' discussing the possibilities and requirements for businesses to migrate their web presence to a more "social interface". Things are moving fast.
What's The Difference?
Last year we discussed the differences between Personal and Business Profiles in a post entitled 'Profile Differences: Biz vs. Personal,' with the emphasis being centric to purpose of use. While there still are businesses blocking employees from accessing social networks at work, it won't be long before employers turn things around to use social networks for their own business purposes.
Enabling businesses to have and manage their own profiles within networks and to exchange goods and services on these networks may in fact be the process that further ignites the medium to become more than just a "social network". Business 3.0 enables businesses of all sizes to accelerate their social media strategy and to create social commerce immediately. Its an outstanding application, built by strong insights of its developers.
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Jay Deragon is considered one of the premier entrepreneurial thought leaders in the dynamic social networking space and the emerging industry of social media.