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Jumping on the Social Media BandwagonJumping on the Social Media Bandwagon
Kate Woodward Young, M.Ed.Kate Woodward Young, M.Ed.
kate@texasdirector.orgkate@texasdirector.org

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Your Definition of Social MediaYour Definition of Social Media

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ExploringExploring
the puzzlethe puzzle
ofof
SocialSocial
MediaMedia

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• YouTube
• Facebook
• Twitter
• LinkedIn
• Flickr

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Video only
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrNJt73BG
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Video – but think about what else is on the
page
http://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to-
change-diaper-288399/

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Free Trial
http://www.cceionline.com/userEnroll.cfm?ln
g=english&demoReg=1

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How will they help
your program?

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Successful examplesSuccessful examples

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Top 10 Lessons
1. You don’t have to
conquer all forms of
social media at once.
2. Social media keeps
your business front
and center with
customers and
potential customers

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3. It personalize you and your business
4. Social media is not just for the ‘young”
set.
5. All it really takes is 10-15 minutes a day
or less.
6. Don’t let it dominate your schedule;
budget your time wisely.
7. It helps with clarity.
8. Social media is a give and take process
9. It is not a popularity contest.

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10. Don’t’ be afraid of failure; set
your social media goals and stick
with it.

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Putting the piecesPutting the pieces
togethertogether
• E-training
• E-marketing
• E-success

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Next StepsNext Steps
Contact
Kate Woodward Young, M.Ed.
kate@texasdirector.org
512-347-9658