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Girija Oak On The Importance Of Social Media In Creating The Right Brand Image

Girija Oak On The Importance Of Social Media In Creating The Right Brand Image

You never get a second chance at creating a first impression and impressions do make a lasting impact even for businesses, as pointed out by noted actor Girija Oak in a conversation with deAsra while discussing the importance of growing and maintaining communication for businesses. The informative conversation also covered the importance of creating the right image via social media along with encouraging communication for building a lasting and loyal relationship. 

An interesting observation by Girija Oak was that whether it is actors or entrepreneurs, each has to in a way ‘sell’ their services or products and owing to this reason individuals from the entertainment field too can be termed as entrepreneurs. And since actors are also entrepreneurs they too need to be well versed in business practices and communication skills to stay relevant. 

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