Facebook is a critical platform for businesses as it provides a primary source of web traffic and an organic dialogue with fans who, according to Facebook, spend an average of two times more money with businesses than non-fans. However, News Feed posts barely engage or grow a brand’s fan base, reaching…
The ability for anyone, anywhere to share what they’re seeing in real time has changed the face of marketing for non-tech businesses. In an outgoing, storytelling sense, as well as the insights gained by watching and listening, walking around the world with your customers has never been so easy.
Do you ever find yourself wondering where your food comes from? If you do, then you are not the only one. This site proves it. It has been created to let people have a voice in the food system, and bring about a much larger degree of transparency for the benefit of all eaters.
On this website, people like you and me can write what they know both about foods and the sources that these come from. These can include anything from farms and grocers to fish boats. In fact, if you grow your own food you can add your backyard as a food source, and let everybody know about it.
Searching through such a variegated database is made notably easier by the inclusion of a Google Map that you can zoom in and out of as much as you want. For example, you will be able to focus on any specific part of the city you live in and see what people have to say about the restaurants that are found there.
Read more on Foodtree.com – All There Is To Know About Food…
