Comments on: Guest Post: How BU Student Health Services Wellness Education Uses Social Media

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By: Sam

Sam — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 16:29:10 +0000

The company I work for uses social media a lot as well. We find that it’s easier to help people that have questions via Facebook and Twitter.

It’s also interesting to see how the social media activity level of a company now reflects the level of trust people have in that company when deciding on whether or not to use their services, or purchase their products.

By: Mike

Mike — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 16:24:49 +0000

It really is amazing to see how human communication has evolved over the last decade. Social media, in particular, has really become something that most people rely on now. I can see many good and bad things from this.

I wonder what social media will be like in ten years from now?

Great post, thanks!

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[...] Guest Post: How BU Student Health Services Wellness Education Uses Social Media | Social Media at BU – At Student Health Services Wellness Education, we use social media quite regularly. We know that the population we serve is connected to many platforms including Facebook and Twitter. We also know from the research that most people get answers to their health questions online or from a friend versus a health educator or medical professional. While this knowledge makes it difficult to dispel myths, it is helpful to get the word out to our students in this format. [...]