Self Segmentation
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The document discusses how social media networks can be leveraged for self-segmentation. It defines segmentation as grouping users based on shared characteristics. It also discusses different types of segmentation including self-segmentation using social networks. The document provides strategies for social network segmentation including defining passion points, rules of engagement, community values, and measuring engagement through expansion and deepening relationships.
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