Your Social Media Guide to the Royal Wedding

Getting Social: The British Monarchy is very active on Twitter and Facebook. On Twitter they give regular updates on everything from the seating plan to pictures as they are setting up. This is truly a behind the scenes look at how a $60 million wedding comes together. You can also follow BBC’s diplomatic and royal correspondent Peter Hunt, as well as the BBC, CNN, and The Today Show.

The Facebook page has everything you can imagine you might want to know about the wedding. This includes an interview with the Archbishop of Canterbury, an appeal from the charitable gift fund, a guide to visiting London, and the Royal Wedding Video Message Book.

Going Mobile: If you want to make sure you don’t miss anything even if you step away from your desk for a minute, fear not there are a plethora of IPhone apps and Android apps available to you. They offer everything from insider photos from the wedding to a countdown timer.

The way the Royal Family has approached social media might be a nice wake up call for your business or organization. Princes, princesses, and kingdoms are as old as, well, kings and queens so if they can leap into the social media world, then you can do. It is time for your business to learn how it can take advantage of this marketplace. If you would like help, we offer a free consultation. Please contact me at JBasbas@AltosMarketingGroup.com.