About International School Of Business & Media

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PUNE, MAHARASTRA, India
International School of Business & Media, Pune is one of the premier B-Schools in the country, which offers Post Graduate Programmes in the discipline of Business Management, Supply Chain Management and Media. Founded in the year 2000, ISB&M has grown rapidly both in size and reputation and has proved its mettle with time. The key factors in ISB&M’s growth is its excellent faculty and its pool of talented students, who have work experiences in companies like COLGATE & PALMOLIVE, LEO BURNETT, B4U, ZEE NETWORK, BBC NEWS, VIACOM 18 etc. An important element that differentiates ISB&M from other institutes is its culture that advocates liberty with a sense of responsibility. ISB&M maintains a strong and effective interface with the industry that helps us to maintain our pace with changing time and exposes us to the new trends in the industry which comprises sharing of ideas and experiences by eminent corporate executives .

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Wednesday, November 19, 2008

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Social Media : High Return of Interest But How Return of Investment
One would be more inclined to buy a black dress if a neighbor said that the dress fit great on her body and felt good, then when one just saw it on TV or just read an article about it in a magazine. The same concept goes for blogging; people want real people telling them what to buy and what not to buy. ‘Fashionistas’ want to hear how a fellow ‘fashionista’ would wear the new runway trend and the ‘Techno Freaks’ would want know about the gadgets from their community. No brownie points for guessing what we are talking about – social media optimization .But it is not all that easy as it looks . Monitoring the effects of this media is all the more difficult and all the more important for it involves many steps like identifying the key influences in your space , developing content based on what you learn , increase likability and reward inbound links , syndicating the content by using RSS feeds to help it travel far and wide . But calculating the Return of Investment (ROI) of these media is a challenging task .

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