Dell made $6.5 million from its Twitter account
Twitter is a powerful online social networking application, which large corporations are now taking more seriously. So, you should do the same if you haven’t already. Because the computer manufacturing powerhouse, Dell, has reported that it has made $6.5 million from its Twitter account, @DellOutlet.
What!? That’s right, Dell has profited big by using Twitter, an online social networking application used by millions world wide, to grow its consumer base. Dell uses 100 of its employees to post on Twitter. The postings offer customer service to Twitter users as well as information on new computer deals from Dell.
Manish Mehta, Dell’s online unit vice president, said the Twitter account has 1.5 million followers and is growing. He pointed out how Dell’s followers include 12 different countries.
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