The
Use of Digital Technology to Create More Exposure for Small Businesses: Digital
Tool Kit
Can
digital technology really help small businesses create more business exposure? Mayor
Bloomberg, Chief Digital Officer Rachel Hagot, Media and Entertainment
Commissioner Katherine Oliver and Services Commissioner Robert W. Walsh…launched
a new set of free tools [Digital Toolkit] to help small businesses in New York
City use digital technologies and social media to grow their businesses and
create jobs (NYC.gov., 2012). Majority of businesses old and new are using
digital technology to communicate with consumers and prospects, as well as staying
relevant in a competitive market of certain business industries.
What
is Digital Toolkit, and how can it help the small businesses in New York City
generate more exposure and how will this new digital tool created by Mayor
Bloomberg and his colleagues help future entrepreneurs generate more business? Digital
Toolkit is a form of resources that provides free training to business owners
on how to attract customers, conduct business online and market their products
or services through the use of technology. This particular technology also
shows business owners how to use social media to help attract potential
consumers to their businesses to generate and create more exposure.
Mayor
Bloomberg states, “The digital toolkit will help New York City’s entrepreneurs
with the resources they need to engage more consumers online. This web can open
up worlds of opportunities for these businesses, but many of them lack even
their own website, let alone a social media campaign” (NYC.gov, 2012).
If
Mayor Bloomberg and his colleagues are confident that the Digital Toolkit can
be a great benefit and provide the necessary resources and wealth of exposure
for new and already established small business owners in New York City, think
about how this new source of technology if it successfully goes global can help
other small business entrepreneurs create and generate more exposure than they
already or barely had.
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