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The document discusses the benefits of using social media for professional networking and advancement. It outlines how social media allows professionals to get and give referrals, find jobs, share information, and connect with others in their field. It then discusses various social media sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, and others, and how they can be used for networking, as well as tools like Hootsuite that can help manage a presence across multiple sites. The document emphasizes that LinkedIn is particularly well-suited for professional networking, job searches, information sharing, and information gathering.
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This document provides an overview of social media marketing and online community engagement. It discusses what social media is, how it differs from traditional marketing, and why businesses should utilize it. The document outlines best practices for social media strategy and analyzes popular platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest and blogs. Case studies and metrics are presented as key to social media success.
Social media and the sales cycle 2013
Cindy Donaldson, Director of Marketing at Founders Insurance Group, implemented a social media strategy that included starting a blog, launching an e-newsletter, creating a Facebook page, and being active on Twitter. This led to a 20% increase in sales over one year. The strategy cost little to implement but greatly increased the company's branding and connections with potential customers. While other insurance companies have been slow to adopt social media, Founders Insurance Group has seen great success through their online presence.
Linked in
The document provides tips for making the most of LinkedIn for professional networking. It outlines key reasons to use LinkedIn, including its large user base and prominence among employers. It then gives instructions on how to optimize one's profile, connect with others, interact within groups, and research and grow one's network. Stats are presented on LinkedIn's reach and usage. The overall message is that fully utilizing LinkedIn's features can help build one's professional reputation and access new opportunities through an expanding network.
Michael Fisher, HDI2011 - Networking for the IT Professional and the IT Geek
The document provides information about networking for IT professionals and geeks. It discusses how networking is important for finding jobs, with 48% of jobs being filled through referrals and networks. It defines networking as cultivating helpful professional connections, especially for finding employment or advancing one's career. The document emphasizes that networking involves building relationships with people through in-person interactions like meetings and conversations.
JFS Social Media Presentation
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Social media
- 1. Social Media & Networking 4 Professional Advancement Why should I get involved online? March 5, 2013 Prepared by Carol Mon
- 2. Networking has many faces
- 3. Virtual Networking • Social media changes the how, not the what or why – Get referrals – Give referrals – Find jobs – Share information – Socialize with like minded individuals
- 4. The Many Social Sites And on……..
- 5. Who Moved My Page? • Change is a constant – Fan pages – Business pages – Company profiles – Direct Mail – Events – Apps – My head is spinning …………
- 6. Help, I Can’t Do It All! • Hootsuite and others • Consultants • Specialists
- 7. Do I Really Need Hootsuite? • What’s Your Goal? • What’s Your Time? • How Much To Share?
- 8. LinkedIn THE site for professional networking Job Searches Information Sharing Information Gathering More Let’s take a look at the tools of LinkdedIN