Social media final presentatio
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Celina Grisi presented on social media marketing strategies for Futuro Bolivia. She discussed the history and goals of using social media and outlined strategies for Facebook, Twitter, blogs, and monitoring analytics. Challenges in Bolivia like limited social media usage were addressed. Next steps include completing Futuro Bolivia's website and profiles, finalizing a content plan, and evaluating return on investment.
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