Are we ready for social music sites?
It's all about being sociable nowadays, that's why social networking sites such as, Twitter, Facebook and Orkut are so popular amongst the public. It gives people a means of different and fun communication, not only can you talk to each other but also view pictures and videos uploaded by the user.
The latest addition to join the world of social media is 'mflow', a site were users can create a profile and share music. Brew and Seventy Seven PR, the clever creators of this site have come up with a unique way of sharing music, not only this but the added benefits for users are that their accounts will be credited with 20 per cent of the track value when their recommendations are purchased by someone in their network. Now there's an idea Sir Alan Sugar would be proud of.
Brew and Seventy Seven PR, who are the respective digital and consumer divisions operating within the Fishburn Hedges Group, have certainly come up with a unique idea and by winning the six-figure account to launch the site can lead them to be serious contenders within the media and PR industry, here's hoping that 'mflow' can create the same buzz and popularity within the world of social media, which sites such as Twitter and Facebook are already masters of.
To see full article, visit; http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/991324/Brew-Seventy-Seven-PR-pick-six-figure-brief-social-music-platform-mflow/
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ReplyDeleteHi there, and thanks for your support for mflow.
ReplyDeleteJust thought it worth clarifying that while Brew and Seventy Seven PR (not Seventy PR) are indeed proud to promoting mflow, we didn't come up with the idea behind it.
I wish we did, but credit where it's due. The idea is mflow's - we're just helping make them famous, hopefully.
Chris Reed
Managing Partner
Brew
(p.s. apologies for the deleted post earlier, spotted a typo)
Hi Chris,
ReplyDeleteThank you for clarifying that it is mflow's idea and that Brew and Seventy Seven PR are helping to promote it. I think it is a fantastic idea and a great development within the world of social media.
Apologies for the original typing error, which I have now rectified.