Posted by Ingrid Riley on September 15th, 2009
We found this list on venturebeat.com and added our Caribbean information to it for our global Caribbean audience.They had 25 social media sites. We added 21 Caribbean Social Media sites to make it more useful for us. If you’re a entrepreneur who has been seduced by social media tools such as Twitter, LinkedIn or Facebook, you may realize the benefits of using these basic tools to finding and staying in touch with business partners, employers and customers, along with learning new information.
Popularity: 10% [?]
Posted by Ingrid Riley on May 14th, 2009
Will Caribbean social networks become irrelevant as more Caribbean people continue to flock to Facebook to date, congregate and market their businesses ? There are now over 20 Caribbean-centric social sites and networks…which ones will grow, make money and be still relevant in a year’s time and which ones will fade to black?
Popularity: 5% [?]
Posted by Ingrid Riley on November 14th, 2008
Iriecity.com is yet another social network born from the Jamaican culture. I like the sizzle that they seek to sell though…here’s their homepage pitch “ Irie can be described as being at total peace with your current state of being. The way you feel when you have no worries.
Popularity: 3% [?]
We found this list on venturebeat.com and added our Caribbean information to it for our global Caribbean audience.They had 25 social media sites. We added 21 Caribbean Social Media sites to make it more useful for us. If you’re a entrepreneur who has been seduced by social media tools such as Twitter, LinkedIn or Facebook, you may realize the benefits of using these basic tools to finding and staying in touch with business partners, employers and customers, along with learning new information.
