Social Media 101
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The document discusses Ann Treacy's expertise in online presence and social media. It provides tips on using a website, email newsletters, blogs, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and other online tools to engage an audience and drive traffic. The key recommendations are to choose 1-2 tools to start with, set goals for success, and listen to your audience. Consistent updates and engaging content are important across all platforms.
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A survey of 762 respondents in the Chisago Lakes community found that 30% said the internet met their online school requirements most of the time while 16% said no. For working from home, 37% said the internet met their needs most of the time and 28% said no. Regarding running a business, 56% said it did not apply while 21% said no and 18% said most of the time. Respondents rated internet reliability as 33% poor and 31% fair, and rated speed as 34% fair and 29% poor.
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Social Media 101
- 1. Your Online Presence Ann Treacy atreacy@treacyinfo.com www.byteoftheweek.com www.treacyinfo.com
- 2. Social Media: Why Care www.treacyinfo.com
- 3. Online Tools • Web site • Email / email newsletters/ alerts • Blogs • YouTube • Facebook • LinkedIn • Twitter www.treacyinfo.com
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- 13. Bonus www.google.com/alerts www.treacyinfo.com
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