Keeping Track of Companies and their Social Media

“We’re the community for social media leaders at the world’s greatest brands.”

~ SocialMedia.org ~

Continuing on the topic of new up-and-coming social media communication, I highly suggest checking out SocialMedia.org.  This is a website that I discovered several weeks ago that is a community of individuals running the social media for companies anywhere from start-ups just beginning their media campaign to mega-companies who are already running at full capacity.  By being a member of this organization, individuals and companies share ideas, bounce off concepts, and come up with creative ideas and solutions to tackle the social media dilemmas.

SocialMedia.org explains the community that is represents: “Members represent a wide range of both BtoB and BtoC brands. Some of us are leading mature social media programs while others are just getting off the ground. But regardless of industry or length of program, we’re all facing similar issues.  We’re not a group of vendors, consultants, or self-proclaimed social media gurus. We’re all figuring out how to make this work within our companies, and every day we’re sharing actionable advice that helps us make better decisions.”

There are hundreds of companies involved in this community.  Just to give you an idea of some of the companies involved, see the print screen of logos and brands below…(click on photo to enlarge).

This organization has also developed a tree-like interactive page that displays some of the major players in the social media realm.  There are two separate “trees” – one that is based on brands and industries and one that is based on agencies.  By clicking on the “branch” that you are interested in, you will then be directed to further options of more detail.  After you click on the second “branch” you will be directed to even further detail, such as specific companies.  Once you click on the company (or brand or agency) all of the social media sites that they are involved with will appear. (See below for a snapshot of the “Social Media Tree”).  Check it out!  Hope you find it interesting! (click on photo to enlarge)

http://www.socialmedia.org/

http://www.socialmedia.org/biglist/