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- 1. Social Networking Presented by Shanna Kurpe
- 2. Agenda What is Social Networking? How do I Build a Social Network?
- 3. What is Social Networking? Developing Connections with Other People
- 4. Goals of Social Networking Make Connections Build Awareness Create Positive Interactions Find Opportunities
- 5. How Do I Build a Social Network?
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- 10. Next Segment Planning Your Integrated Campaign: Social Sharing
- 11. Sources Creative Consultants. I am ?. 2010. Web 25 February 2011. Mehta, Nirav. This Space for Rent. 2008. The Buzz Bin. Web. 25 February 2011. Reardon, Jeremiah. Brand Me Please. 7 July 2010. Beyond Credentials. Web. 25 February 2011. Street Corner. Business Party. Web. 4 March 2011. Tighman, Alan. History of Social Networking Sites. 23 August 2010. TechVert. Web. 4 March 2011. Trugnghiabui. What Makes Social Netowkring Website to Popular? 14 January 2009. ANHBLOG.Net. Web. 4 March 2011.
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