Johnson Consulting works with Businesses, Gaming Platforms and Sports Professionals to develop a thorough and secure Social Environment.

Business needs to understand the Customer.

“The secret of social networking is to balance the amount of information with the amount of advertising the end user receives.” Dale Johnson of Johnson Consulting reports, “Most businesses treat social networking as a pure advertising environment and fail to get the interest of their customers.   We work with businesses to develop a social platform that both excites and involves their customer base, WHILE getting their money out of their advertising budget.”

Gaming platforms lack secure environments for their players.

“Gaming communities have a different worry.” continues Dale, “They should already have pretty inspired customers. What we need to do is promote a secure environment with the current customer base that helps bring in new customers.   In Gaming, social security for the user and the company is not an easy task, ask anyone who has spent time in a gaming forum. We have been working in the gaming community for 2 decades and understand all the forces that merge into a successful community. “

Sports Professionals need to promote and still be fan friendly.

“It’s strange but Sports professionals have a lot of the same problems that businesses do when working In the Social Media world. The big difference is the vast difference in their fan base. Fans can come from different age groups, financial backgrounds and personal backgrounds. The social networking world is a dangerous place to step, if you don’t have a plan of action and know the limits you must maintain. We work with the sports professional to understand these limits and make sure they are enclosed in a secure fan environment. “

Let Johnson Consulting Inc. help you get social.

If you would like to discuss helping our organization (or yourself) create or build a better social networking world, contact Dale Johnson at 781-938-5206 x201 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it