KICKER Clicks onto Facebook, Twitter, and Blogging

Written by Michael G

Friday, 22 May 2009 13:30

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Internet social media has become all the rage and KICKER has jumped in on the excitement!
KICKER has now taken Livin’ Loud to the more-than-175 million active users on Facebook, and adds it to the more-than-three million Twitter updates daily.

The KICKER Facebook fan page gives people the opportunity to “become a fan” of the brand. Log onto Facebook and search for “KICKER.” Users can post fan pictures, write on the wall and see what other KICKER fans have to say. KICKER’s Twitter page (twitter.com/KICKERaudio) provides quick updates about what is going on at world headquarters, together with the latest news. You can also gain access by clicking on the Facebook and Twitter icons at the bottom of the kicker.com home page. On top of that, KICKER has added a blog to kicker.com, under the “News Room” portal.

The Blog will be contributions from different people around KICKER headquarters from pranks to events; the Blog will cover it all behind the scenes. Readers can comment on the Blog and add input about the entries.

For years KICKER enthusiasts have added their vehicle to kicker.com’s Hooked Up, a section that allows the upload of pictures and text about their rides and over-the-top multimedia systems. But with the addition of other social networks, this can have you chatting with other KICKER fans 24/7!

For more information on the KICKER Blog, Facebook fan page, Twitter page, and Hooked Up, join us on the Web at www.kicker.com!

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