Social Media… well what one can say about it? Today, it has become the necessity of life – be it to share your parties, family holidaying or a new job. Who thought that the scope of its expansion would have been so rapid that now there are about 3.48 billion active social media users across the globe and it has become one of the most powerful communication tools to start your business, expand your business and bring the business closer to your customers and help them earn customer loyalty? Be it any sector of the industry or any kind of an organization, social media has an important role to play. Some sectors like FMCG, travel & hospitality, aviation, or textiles are making very good and productive use of this platform, however there are some sectors which are still lagging behind to make most of it and one such sector is cargo and logistics industry.
No doubt that the acceptance of social media in cargo & logistics industry is gaining, but on the worldwide level. If we see the Indian market, it is still a long way to go. It is still quite unclear how many companies deal in cargo and logistics sector use social media, what people actually think of it, accepting it to which extent and its usefulness in a B2B (business-to-business) environment. Considering the environment, I, Manoj Upadhyay – Managing Director, Apace Digital Cargo , forayed into this domain, started gauging (even still!) the mood of the industry – no matters whether it is a public enterprise or a private entity – towards the acceptance of social media for their business growth. In the logistics and cargo industry, social media is used as a tool for business only. There aren’t any interactions with customers. Companies are unaware of the parameter of social media comments about services or even the system. These tools might pose helpful information for the freight forwarder and its management. First and most importantly, online platforms can definitely improve the communication between the supplier and the customer. The supplier can get direct feedback regarding its services and the customers’ demands. This will result with an improved customer service. Next, social media enables better communication within the whole supply chain. This can greatly contribute to the complete management system, increase productivity, and save time and money. Lastly, social media networks are a great way to become more visible on digital media, helping promote your business worldwide. It also helps reach potential suppliers in same or different markets.
So for this, some of the following points need to be in consideration –
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manoj@apacedigitalcargo.com
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