Stephen+Eubanks

=__Who am I?__=

I go by Steve. I am graduating this December with my Associates in Business Management. I have been married to my high school sweetheart for 4 years. I worked on automotive interiors for 5 years, but just recently went through a job change. I am now a Customer Service Coordinator for Acosta Sales and Marketing. I hope to get good job experience along with a solid UC education so I can someday manage a company or start my own business.

I enjoy working on cars and carpentry work in my spare time. I have always enjoyed hands on activities and creating new things. If there is a way to make something there is a good chance I will try to make it before I break down and buy it!

I go to Ambassador Free Will Baptist Church and have attended that church for 23yrs. I have recently started becoming more involving in growing our church and have started a commitee for outreach to our local, national, and international ministries.

eubanks87@gmail.com



[|My How-to video on Jing!] media type="custom" key="10746800" = __Twitter!__ = The experience I have received from the twitter dialog is way different than I thought it would be. I thought Twitter was basically useless and a waste of time. I now know that twitter has a useful purpose. It can really help people to connect and stay updated with one another. In the future, if I ever get the chance to start my own business I will most definitely use Twitter to advertise and round up a gathering of followers. I think it could be beneficial to my business to continually let possible customers know of upcoming promotions and even have some kind of a giveaway. What I could do is, use Twitter to notify customers or “followers” of a giveaway via Twitter. I could say something like the first five customers that come in to the store and shout “Ten Percent!” will get ten percent off of their entire purchase. Really it could be manipulated into many different promotional gimmicks. Twitter can be very useful in just letting possible consumers know what your about. They may have never purchased any of your products or even seen your business, but the more time that is spent on Twitter, the better your chances of spreading the word of your business. Twitter, at first, can be an intimidating tool. But I think that if you really step back and look at what it has to offer to not only individuals just looking to connect with friends but also small privately own businesses and even large corporations, you’ll see that the possibilities are really endless.