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Tools and Tactics for Audience Building on Facebook and Twitter - Part 4 of 4

by Epiphanies, Inc. on May 11, 2010

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Originally created for an extended workshop at the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, this presentation has been broken out into four bite-sized chunks for easier use. See the other three parts at

Originally created for an extended workshop at the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, this presentation has been broken out into four bite-sized chunks for easier use. See the other three parts at http://slideshare.net/AhaYourself!

Part 1 explains how audience building is intricately tied to the rest of your social media action plan. Part two focuses on five audience-building strategies to use on either Facebook or Twitter. Part 3 dives into ten Facebook-specific tools and tactics for audience building, and Part 4 does the same for Twitter.

Please share your feedback and more audience-building ideas here, or at http://facebook.com/AhaYourself. Thank you!

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