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Social Media marketing is not all about Facebook, Twitter and Youtube. With today’s technology you are able to add many features to your website to make it social and help generate buzz. However, it takes careful planning and a centralized platform to properly manage all the social features. We will explore how social gestures will help make the American Red Cross Blood Services website (www.redcrossblood.org) even more engaging for visitors.
Key Points of Interest:
•What does it mean to add social features to existing websites?
•How to leverage user-centered design to enhance your website with social features
•How to implement and track social features to impact website performance