Social Media For Social Workers
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This document discusses how social workers can use social media tools to find others in their field, share information about their programs, coordinate emergency response efforts, and more. It provides examples of specific social media platforms like blogs, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter that can be used and explains how social media can help increase donors, educate the public, and help social workers learn from each other by finding new ideas and best practices. Additional tips are given on using tools like YouTube, Flickr, and chat rooms as well as ways for social workers to improve their skills with social media.
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SIS is pleased to announce the release of its newest e-guide: “Effective Insurance Marketing on a Limited Budget.” Geared toward agencies that want to increase the effectiveness of their marketing campaigns without breaking the bank, the guide focuses on key ways independent insurance agents can generate positive exposure for their agency, gain a stronger digital presence, and leverage the tools already at their disposal.
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