gung ho social

First of all welcome to my website. Please feel free to look around and not only stop there you can check out Gung Ho Social on facebook, linkedin, Twitter and YouTube. I offer monthly packages, initial set up and advice. Managing a social media presence can be difficult and time consuming. With me and my interest in helping others and social media I can help take out the stress. As you might be aware social media is an important way of communicating to your potential or current clients and there are many effective ways to manage this. However for companies, individuals and organisations just managing the other areas of their business can be very time consuming. That's where a social media consultant comes in and helps you to focus on your business.

You may have read the statistics on how many active users of facebook there are in the world. Twitter, Linkedin and YouTube among others are all also very popular. Social media is here to stay. Please for the sake of your business, don't ignore it.

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The term ''Gung Ho'' was used in China back in 1938, to refer to the small industrial operations that replaced the industrial centers that were captured by the Japanese and basically meant ''work together''. After American troops that were stationed in China returned to the states, they left impressed by the industrial cooperation in China. Lt. Col. Evans Carlson was appointed commander of the 2nd Marine Raider Battalion. He recalled his time in China and choose gung ho as the motto for his battalion. Later this was widely adopted by the marine corps as an expression of spirit and ''can do'' attitude.

The name Gung Ho Social stood out to me for a number of reasons. It's an East meets West term which is much like me. Being an Australian living in Asia for the last three and a half years, everyday for me is a new experience about the East. Also it's usage in the Chinese language and English is exactly what I want to do for businesses. To work together and express a ''can do'' attitude.

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