Social media 101: for Apartment Managers

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The document discusses social media and what it is. It explains that social media allows users to share content and photos, talk back to others, connect with friends, and buy products from companies. It notes that social media use has expanded to mobile devices. The document outlines some of the key things users can do on social media like sharing, making friends, and listening to music. It questions who runs social media sites and what companies should think about if their employees use social media. Overall, the document provides a basic introduction and overview of social media, its uses, and things to consider about it.

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David Lee King • Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library • davidleeking.com

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Michael Crawford Committed to Excellence

Michael "East" Crawford

Michael Crawford is a music producer, mixing engineer, songwriter, and audio professional based in Orlando, Florida. His passion is creating "sonic masterpieces" by excelling at all aspects of music production from instrumentation to mixing and mastering. He has a degree in Recording Arts & Technology from Full Sail University. Michael is committed to quality, collaboration, and professionalism. He invites anyone looking to create high-quality music to work with him.

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