How to use Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to write White Papers
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This document provides tips for using social media to promote white papers. It recommends connecting with influencers on Twitter to observe trends and grow an audience. It also suggests sharing photos and asking questions on Facebook, as well as posing open-ended questions and including quotes in active LinkedIn groups. The document advises that white papers should be long enough to help decision makers but between 5-20 pages, and should demonstrate authority, build credibility, and be interesting.
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