Could you explain how social networking and social media have impacted how you do business?

“Social media changed the game for my business. At the end of the day, it’s all about connection. The internet lets us reach people from anywhere—whether they’re down the street or on the other side of the world—and share what we’re building here in Guam.

People naturally connect with things that bring value. Whether it’s a product that solves a problem, something helpful for everyday life, or even just something that makes you laugh—if it hits, it sticks. And that’s what business really is: offering something that helps people.

The cool part is now we can talk to the people we’re trying to help. Social media gives us that direct line. But here’s the truth: if people don’t know about your product or service, it doesn’t matter how good it is. Marketing is everything.

I always say, bad marketing can’t sell free gold, and good marketing can sell a non-existent product. That’s how powerful your message can be if it’s clear, authentic, and reaches the right people.”

“Social media has completely transformed how we connect with our customers and communities. Today, social media is the primary source of information across every age group ... We've intentionally redirected more of our resources from traditional media to digital platforms because that's where our audience is ... Social networking is a vital tool for building trust, staying relevant, and creating meaningful connections in today's fast-paced world.”

“Social networking and social media have completely changed the way we connect with our community. As Guam’s longest-serving telecom company, these platforms have helped us become more responsive and engage in real-time conversations that matter. They’ve also allowed us to amplify the local initiatives we support and share stories that reflect the heart of our island. At the end of the day, it’s about creating meaningful connections that go beyond just delivering service.”

“Social media has allowed us to build genuine relationships with our island community, share our personality, and create excitement around not only our menu, but also our team.

While the ability to instantly reach thousands is powerful, we use social media for more than just promotion. Our content is designed to make people feel like they’re stepping back into the “Happy Days” before they even walk through our doors.

From vintage soda fountain pours to behind the scenes glimpses of our team, we turn everyday moments into content that sparks engagement, nostalgia, and joy.”