Spokeo is an online people intelligence service that helps you search, connect, and know who you are dealing with. Spokeo is used to find old friends, identify unknown callers, or research prospective dates. Professionals also use it to find new customers or to prevent fraud. The services organises over 12 billion records from thousands of US-based, publicly available data sources into easy-to-understand reports that include available contact info, location history, photos, social media accounts, family members, court records, work information, and much more. This organisation firmly believes that, ‘knowledge is a quick search away’.
https://mopinion.com/spokeo-selects-mopinion-as-its-voc-solution/
Other generations think that millennials are entitled teenagers who want everything instantly. However, businesses, in particular, need to change that perspective. Millennials are powerful especially in the world of social media. They are also now the largest consumer in the world with approximately $200 billion annual revenue.
Satisfying Millennials With Social Media
In this age and technology, it is important for companies to note that social media is changing how the world of business works. According to Microsoft’s 2016 State of Global Customer Service report, 64 percent of millennials think that social media is a very effective way to solve customer problems. It is no doubt, therefore, that 52 percent of the said generation uses this platform in looking for solutions to their queries.
https://customerthink.com/why-millennials-customer-satisfaction-level-matters-in-the-age-of-tech/
What Acton doesn’t mention in his modest post is that he was a co-founder of WhatsApp, not just a regular staffer. And as such, he’s worth an estimated $6.6 billion, thanks to Mark Zuckerberg’s historic purchase of WhatsApp in 2014. He’s already donated shares valued at hundreds of millions of dollars to community issues, and this Facebook post marks a more direct step out of the business world and into the nonprofit universe....
https://www.insidephilanthropy.com/home/2017/10/17/a-tech-billionaire-seeks-to-improve-the/
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