DO's and DON'T in Social Media
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- 1. Social Media
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- 9. Mengumbar wajah James Bond
- 10. Beraksi ala Evan Brimob
- 11. Perang Agama
- 13. HOW?
- 14. DO DON’T
- 15. DO 1. Have a picture on your profile. 1. Change your profile photo/icon to frequently.
- 16. DO 2. Think of it as a conversation. 2. Think of it as sales pitch.
- 17. DO 3. Ask for testimonials and feedback. Build relationships. 3 . Ask for money, customers or followers.
- 18. DO 4. Synchronize your contacts to find relevant connections. 4. Add hundreds of people you don’t know to your network.
- 19. DO 5. Reserve your preferred username on all networks. 5. Feel as though you have to be active on all social networks.
- 20. DO 6. Update regularly. 6. Make people wonder what happened to you.
- 21. DO 7. Be responsive. Answer people’s questions, make comments. 7. Update in rapid-fire style.
- 22. DO 8. Create a consistent personal brand. 8. Post anything you’ll be sorry for later.
- 23. DO 9. Try to synchronize your social media accounts. 9. Be afraid to post the same information on multiple networks.
- 24. DO 10. Ask around if you don’t know where to begin. 10. Miss out the benefits of social networking.
- 25. DO 11. Feel free to join all social network. 11. Give all your personal ID away.
- 26. DO 12. Be yourself. 12. Steal content.
- 27. DO 13. Spread love. 13. No war, please.
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