The document provides an introduction to using Twitter, including why it's useful for marketing, news, and networking. It outlines Twitter basics like tweet length limits, usernames, hashtags, retweets, and direct messages. It describes how to attract followers by engaging with others, sharing content regularly, and thanking those who interact. Screenshots show the Twitter interface and how to navigate profiles, tweets, settings, and more. The goal is to attract and engage followers to spread your content.
This document provides tips for using various social media platforms to market a blog or business. It discusses using tools like Facebook pages and events to promote content and engage fans, while Twitter can be used to support online conversations through tweets, retweets and hashtags. The key is to post regularly with a mix of personal updates, industry news and humor to build connections and start conversations.
This document provides an overview of how to use LinkedIn including how to sign up, build your profile, search for jobs and people, connect or follow others, improve your profile, and download LinkedIn apps. It discusses adding a profile photo, skills, contact information, and confirming your email. It also covers sharing status updates, SlideShares, links and content on LinkedIn and downloading the LinkedIn, LinkedIn Learning, LinkedIn Job Search, and SlideShare apps.
BlogHer 2012 - 10 Things You Can Do to Maximize Your Social Media Expertise -...Chris Lam
BlogHer 2012 - Aug 3, 2012 - Detailed Outline. 10 Things You Can Do Now to Maximize Your Social Media Expertise, presented by Chris Lam, Stacie Tamaki, and Nora DePalma.
How to Increase Your Web presence and Boost your Professional Profile in Soci...Anastasiya Tsoy
If I care, I share. It was my second presentation about social media and web presence. It is very important skill that students and early career professional have to polish. Here are some tips how to become visible in your circles. The presentation was a part of the main program at American Psychological Association Annual Convention 2017 in Washington, DC.
The document provides an introduction to using Twitter, including why it's useful for marketing, news, and networking. It outlines Twitter basics like tweet length limits, usernames, hashtags, retweets, and direct messages. It describes how to attract followers by engaging with others, sharing content regularly, and thanking those who interact. Screenshots show the Twitter interface and how to navigate profiles, tweets, settings, and more. The goal is to attract and engage followers to spread your content.
This document provides tips for using various social media platforms to market a blog or business. It discusses using tools like Facebook pages and events to promote content and engage fans, while Twitter can be used to support online conversations through tweets, retweets and hashtags. The key is to post regularly with a mix of personal updates, industry news and humor to build connections and start conversations.
This document provides an overview of how to use LinkedIn including how to sign up, build your profile, search for jobs and people, connect or follow others, improve your profile, and download LinkedIn apps. It discusses adding a profile photo, skills, contact information, and confirming your email. It also covers sharing status updates, SlideShares, links and content on LinkedIn and downloading the LinkedIn, LinkedIn Learning, LinkedIn Job Search, and SlideShare apps.
BlogHer 2012 - 10 Things You Can Do to Maximize Your Social Media Expertise -...Chris Lam
BlogHer 2012 - Aug 3, 2012 - Detailed Outline. 10 Things You Can Do Now to Maximize Your Social Media Expertise, presented by Chris Lam, Stacie Tamaki, and Nora DePalma.
How to Increase Your Web presence and Boost your Professional Profile in Soci...Anastasiya Tsoy
If I care, I share. It was my second presentation about social media and web presence. It is very important skill that students and early career professional have to polish. Here are some tips how to become visible in your circles. The presentation was a part of the main program at American Psychological Association Annual Convention 2017 in Washington, DC.
Social media refers to software tools that allow groups to generate content, engage in conversations, and share content such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. These platforms can be used to learn what people say about brands, create buzz, improve search engine visibility, and gain competitive intelligence. Examples of uses include advertising to over 100 million Facebook users, networking on LinkedIn's professional platform of over 40 million users, microblogging on Twitter to follow others and be followed, and sharing documents on sites like Scribd and SlideShare. Using social media effectively requires honesty, proper tagging of content, joining groups, and understanding that it takes effort but can generate traffic and feedback if done correctly.
This document discusses how to use social media platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and blogs to raise your professional profile and network. It provides tips for each platform, including completing your LinkedIn profile, using LinkedIn to find and maintain your professional network, writing blog posts to demonstrate expertise, and using Twitter and Instagram for networking and self-promotion. The key takeaways are how to determine your personal brand, audit your online presence, create value through social media, and network by giving and engaging with others on these platforms.
This document provides tips for starting a blog, including understanding why people blog, choosing a blogging platform, finding a niche topic, writing quality content, and reaching readers. Key points covered include improving writing skills through blogging, using tools like Google Alerts to stay on top of trends, focusing on short, specific, and thought-provoking posts, and leveraging social media platforms to build an audience. The goal is to provide informative blogging that will attract and engage readers.
Social Media 101 Recruiter Training - February 2014AMPLIFY//
This document provides an introduction to social media and its uses for recruiting and human resources professionals. It discusses several major social media platforms including Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook. For each platform, it outlines key statistics about user numbers and behaviors. The document encourages HR professionals to use social media to network, source candidates, build their personal brand, track industry leaders, and share knowledge. It argues that social media allows efficient access to knowledge from connections and helps amplify an employer's talent brand.
The Dos and Don'ts of Digital: Using Social Media for Professional AdvancementJay Bernhardt
This document summarizes a presentation by Jay M. Bernhardt on using social media for professional advancement. It discusses trends in social media use and provides tips for using platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter positively. The key advice includes having accurate profiles, carefully managing privacy settings, writing thoughtful posts, following experts in your field, and avoiding overuse of screens during in-person interactions.
The document provides tips for using LinkedIn effectively. It emphasizes building a complete profile with relevant keywords, connecting with a large network through colleagues, groups, and influential members, and consistently interacting online through activities, discussions and sharing value. The key aspects are developing a quality profile and network, focusing on quantity and reach through connections and groups, and maintaining consistency in online engagement.
Navigating LinkedIn as a Student Athletestmstephen
This document provides tips for using LinkedIn to aid career exploration and job searching. It outlines how to create a professional LinkedIn profile and use LinkedIn's features to research careers and companies, find relevant jobs, connect with other professionals, and keep your profile and skills visible. Key recommendations include joining industry groups, endorsing others' skills, participating in discussions, and keeping your profile updated. Proper etiquette is also discussed, such as only connecting with people you know and avoiding directly asking for jobs in messages or posts.
Strategies for Building Business with LinkedIN and Facebook (2010)Atlantic Webworks
LinkedIN and Facebook offer fantastic opportunities for companies to develop business relationships. Join Adrienne Cregar Jandler for a tactical review of key features and strategies for utilizing these networks to build business.
Best Practices for Social Media in ActivismChris Lam
This document provides best practices for using social media for nonprofits and activism. It outlines opportunities on various social media channels like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram and YouTube. It discusses getting started by selecting usernames, posting regularly to engage followers, and using tools to manage multiple accounts. Personal branding is also covered to position individuals as experts. Resources for local groups and nonprofit blogs are listed.
This document discusses the benefits of using LinkedIn and provides tips for setting up a LinkedIn profile, getting the most out of LinkedIn, and proper LinkedIn etiquette. It explains that LinkedIn allows you to establish and maintain your personal brand online, connect with your professional network, have your recommendations hosted, and share and store contact information. It also provides five key reasons for using LinkedIn.
On Monday 26th October 2009 Mark Ellis delivered a workshop at peckham Library in south London on Social Media: Maximising your Impact. The session was organised by the Media Trust as part of the Learning Revolution Festival.
Ted Prodromou shares the story of how he filled his client pipeline in less than 30 days by spending less than 30 minutes a day on LinkedIn answering questions and helping people. From the July 2013 Bay Area Consultants Network (BACN) meeting in San Rafael, CA.
Are you looking for a primer on Twitter? Do you work in the human resources profession? If so, this recent presentation to the Northern California HR Association (NCHRA) is what you've been looking for.
A blog is a conversation between a writer and readers on topics without geographical limits. Anyone can blog inexpensively and posts are instantly available worldwide. Blogs are findable through search engines and form a social network as readers with shared interests connect. Information spreads quickly through blogs. Blogging allows one to position expertise, brand a company, listen to customers, and generate leads through relationship marketing. To start blogging, choose a focused topic and demonstrate passion through regular posts to build an audience over time.
This document provides an overview of how to use Twitter as an educational tool. It discusses how Twitter can be used for communication and professional development. The document explains how to set up a Twitter account, find people to follow, use hashtags to filter tweets, and find helpful educational resources on Twitter. It emphasizes that Twitter is a powerful way for educators to connect with others and expand their learning network.
The document provides tips for using social media, particularly Twitter, to effectively live tweet a conference. It recommends confirming and using the conference hashtag, engaging with others on the hashtag, sharing quotes, ideas, stats, and photos from the conference, having speakers' Twitter handles prepared, asking questions to the audience, and thanking organizers and followers at the end.
How to get referrals from people on linked in ?NabishaAK
This slide contains about to get referrals from people on linked In, this slide share is simple and ease to do get ideas to increase the referral count.
The document discusses strategies for building and sustaining online buzz through social media. It recommends establishing clear goals, team roles, and branding. Key platforms discussed include blogs, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Flickr. Tactics include engaging bloggers, using hashtags on Twitter, setting up profiles and creating optimized content, managing brands, and displaying impact. The document provides resources for video hosting, community management, advertising, crowdsourcing, and monitoring brands.
This document provides an overview of popular social media platforms Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Yammer and how the National Wildlife Federation uses each one. Facebook is used to communicate broadly through pages and more privately through groups. Twitter is used to share questions, blog posts, facts, and engage with others using hashtags and lists. LinkedIn helps connect staff and those involved with NWF through a company page, groups, and personal profiles. Yammer serves as an internal social network for NWF staff to share information, ask questions, and improve internal communication in a less formal way than email.
This is a dual keynote presentation by Steven Groves (Author: ROI of Social Media) and Lori Ruff, The LinkedIn Diva (Author: Rock The World with your Online Presence and #Privacy Tweet, et al.) delivered at the Think Digital Business Social Media Summit, May 2012 to big brands and businesses headquartered in Monterrey Mexico.
Is it too late to create your social media strategy? Heck no - it's prime time. Here's a short presentation on how to do this right. As you learn more, you'll be able to implement tools to cut the time you are spending online to brand yourself as the expert in your business.
Social media refers to software tools that allow groups to generate content, engage in conversations, and share content such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. These platforms can be used to learn what people say about brands, create buzz, improve search engine visibility, and gain competitive intelligence. Examples of uses include advertising to over 100 million Facebook users, networking on LinkedIn's professional platform of over 40 million users, microblogging on Twitter to follow others and be followed, and sharing documents on sites like Scribd and SlideShare. Using social media effectively requires honesty, proper tagging of content, joining groups, and understanding that it takes effort but can generate traffic and feedback if done correctly.
This document discusses how to use social media platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and blogs to raise your professional profile and network. It provides tips for each platform, including completing your LinkedIn profile, using LinkedIn to find and maintain your professional network, writing blog posts to demonstrate expertise, and using Twitter and Instagram for networking and self-promotion. The key takeaways are how to determine your personal brand, audit your online presence, create value through social media, and network by giving and engaging with others on these platforms.
This document provides tips for starting a blog, including understanding why people blog, choosing a blogging platform, finding a niche topic, writing quality content, and reaching readers. Key points covered include improving writing skills through blogging, using tools like Google Alerts to stay on top of trends, focusing on short, specific, and thought-provoking posts, and leveraging social media platforms to build an audience. The goal is to provide informative blogging that will attract and engage readers.
Social Media 101 Recruiter Training - February 2014AMPLIFY//
This document provides an introduction to social media and its uses for recruiting and human resources professionals. It discusses several major social media platforms including Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook. For each platform, it outlines key statistics about user numbers and behaviors. The document encourages HR professionals to use social media to network, source candidates, build their personal brand, track industry leaders, and share knowledge. It argues that social media allows efficient access to knowledge from connections and helps amplify an employer's talent brand.
The Dos and Don'ts of Digital: Using Social Media for Professional AdvancementJay Bernhardt
This document summarizes a presentation by Jay M. Bernhardt on using social media for professional advancement. It discusses trends in social media use and provides tips for using platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter positively. The key advice includes having accurate profiles, carefully managing privacy settings, writing thoughtful posts, following experts in your field, and avoiding overuse of screens during in-person interactions.
The document provides tips for using LinkedIn effectively. It emphasizes building a complete profile with relevant keywords, connecting with a large network through colleagues, groups, and influential members, and consistently interacting online through activities, discussions and sharing value. The key aspects are developing a quality profile and network, focusing on quantity and reach through connections and groups, and maintaining consistency in online engagement.
Navigating LinkedIn as a Student Athletestmstephen
This document provides tips for using LinkedIn to aid career exploration and job searching. It outlines how to create a professional LinkedIn profile and use LinkedIn's features to research careers and companies, find relevant jobs, connect with other professionals, and keep your profile and skills visible. Key recommendations include joining industry groups, endorsing others' skills, participating in discussions, and keeping your profile updated. Proper etiquette is also discussed, such as only connecting with people you know and avoiding directly asking for jobs in messages or posts.
Strategies for Building Business with LinkedIN and Facebook (2010)Atlantic Webworks
LinkedIN and Facebook offer fantastic opportunities for companies to develop business relationships. Join Adrienne Cregar Jandler for a tactical review of key features and strategies for utilizing these networks to build business.
Best Practices for Social Media in ActivismChris Lam
This document provides best practices for using social media for nonprofits and activism. It outlines opportunities on various social media channels like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram and YouTube. It discusses getting started by selecting usernames, posting regularly to engage followers, and using tools to manage multiple accounts. Personal branding is also covered to position individuals as experts. Resources for local groups and nonprofit blogs are listed.
This document discusses the benefits of using LinkedIn and provides tips for setting up a LinkedIn profile, getting the most out of LinkedIn, and proper LinkedIn etiquette. It explains that LinkedIn allows you to establish and maintain your personal brand online, connect with your professional network, have your recommendations hosted, and share and store contact information. It also provides five key reasons for using LinkedIn.
On Monday 26th October 2009 Mark Ellis delivered a workshop at peckham Library in south London on Social Media: Maximising your Impact. The session was organised by the Media Trust as part of the Learning Revolution Festival.
Ted Prodromou shares the story of how he filled his client pipeline in less than 30 days by spending less than 30 minutes a day on LinkedIn answering questions and helping people. From the July 2013 Bay Area Consultants Network (BACN) meeting in San Rafael, CA.
Are you looking for a primer on Twitter? Do you work in the human resources profession? If so, this recent presentation to the Northern California HR Association (NCHRA) is what you've been looking for.
A blog is a conversation between a writer and readers on topics without geographical limits. Anyone can blog inexpensively and posts are instantly available worldwide. Blogs are findable through search engines and form a social network as readers with shared interests connect. Information spreads quickly through blogs. Blogging allows one to position expertise, brand a company, listen to customers, and generate leads through relationship marketing. To start blogging, choose a focused topic and demonstrate passion through regular posts to build an audience over time.
This document provides an overview of how to use Twitter as an educational tool. It discusses how Twitter can be used for communication and professional development. The document explains how to set up a Twitter account, find people to follow, use hashtags to filter tweets, and find helpful educational resources on Twitter. It emphasizes that Twitter is a powerful way for educators to connect with others and expand their learning network.
The document provides tips for using social media, particularly Twitter, to effectively live tweet a conference. It recommends confirming and using the conference hashtag, engaging with others on the hashtag, sharing quotes, ideas, stats, and photos from the conference, having speakers' Twitter handles prepared, asking questions to the audience, and thanking organizers and followers at the end.
How to get referrals from people on linked in ?NabishaAK
This slide contains about to get referrals from people on linked In, this slide share is simple and ease to do get ideas to increase the referral count.
The document discusses strategies for building and sustaining online buzz through social media. It recommends establishing clear goals, team roles, and branding. Key platforms discussed include blogs, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Flickr. Tactics include engaging bloggers, using hashtags on Twitter, setting up profiles and creating optimized content, managing brands, and displaying impact. The document provides resources for video hosting, community management, advertising, crowdsourcing, and monitoring brands.
This document provides an overview of popular social media platforms Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Yammer and how the National Wildlife Federation uses each one. Facebook is used to communicate broadly through pages and more privately through groups. Twitter is used to share questions, blog posts, facts, and engage with others using hashtags and lists. LinkedIn helps connect staff and those involved with NWF through a company page, groups, and personal profiles. Yammer serves as an internal social network for NWF staff to share information, ask questions, and improve internal communication in a less formal way than email.
This is a dual keynote presentation by Steven Groves (Author: ROI of Social Media) and Lori Ruff, The LinkedIn Diva (Author: Rock The World with your Online Presence and #Privacy Tweet, et al.) delivered at the Think Digital Business Social Media Summit, May 2012 to big brands and businesses headquartered in Monterrey Mexico.
Is it too late to create your social media strategy? Heck no - it's prime time. Here's a short presentation on how to do this right. As you learn more, you'll be able to implement tools to cut the time you are spending online to brand yourself as the expert in your business.
OMI afternoon workshop at SES 2009 with Hallie Janssen of Anvil Media Inc.Online Marketing Summit
This document outlines an agenda for a social media training session. It includes introductions, an overview of social media, case studies on using social media for companies like Retrevo, PC World, Macworld and Oregon State University. It also covers how to use specific social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube effectively for marketing purposes. Metrics and analytics for measuring social media success are discussed.
This document discusses different social media platforms and strategies for using them effectively. It describes key social media sites like Google, blogs, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn. It provides tips on starting a blog to attract Google traffic, using Twitter to share timely information, creating videos for YouTube to boost conversions, and engaging customers on Facebook. The document emphasizes building relationships through social media and using these channels to establish expertise in one's industry or niche.
How to Manage Social Media for the Busy Professional - 40 Plus DC [long]gvaughan
A slide presentation on how to best mix usage of social media such as LinkedIn, BlogTalkRadio, Box.net and others for professional networking and career development. Presented at 40 Plus of Washington D.C. late 2011.
In this workshop, we explored 3 facets of corporate social media strategy: (1) using social media for online reputation management, (2) social media for SEO, and (3) enterprise level social media API integration, such as using Facebook Connect.
The document discusses personal branding using social media platforms. It notes that LinkedIn has over 75 million users and is widely used for recruiting. Other popular social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter are important for engaging audiences and building relationships. Effective personal branding involves listening to followers, providing value through contributions and comments, and letting go of control of the message to focus on conversations and community.
The document provides guidance on using social media for business purposes. It discusses how social media allows companies to interact with clients, colleagues, consultants and communities. It outlines benefits like staying informed on trends, finding potential clients and leads, and building personal and company brands. It provides tips on social media profiles, networking, engaging with content, and representing the company on social platforms. The overall message is that social media is about building relationships more than technology.
LinkedIn and Twitter Presentation for Westchester Career Counselors' Networkstmstephen
Gerald Tang presented on using LinkedIn and Twitter for career exploration and job searching. He discussed optimizing LinkedIn profiles with keywords, connecting with others through groups and introductions, and keeping visible through status updates and endorsements. For Twitter, he covered basics like hashtags and retweets, and suggested tools for increasing followers and analytics. The presentation aimed to help career counselors advise clients on leveraging professional networks.
Michael M McCurry presented on using Twitter effectively for both personal and professional purposes. The presentation covered setting up a Twitter account, understanding basic Twitter terms and tools, and maximizing one's reach through strategic use of the platform. Attendees participated in exercises to craft Twitter bios and messages to share information on the platform.
Anvil Media Inc and the Online Marketing Institute's Social Media Workshop at...Online Marketing Summit
This document provides an overview and guidance on social media for businesses. It discusses popular social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn. It offers tips on setting objectives and strategies for engaging on each platform. Case studies are presented on integrating social media with traditional marketing, monitoring discussions, and leveraging social media for sales and local search engine optimization. Guidance is given on customizing Facebook pages, promoting on Facebook and Twitter, and tools for managing a Twitter presence.
Getting Social With Small Business: Content, Community and World Dominationjamesfacts
You know you can grow your business on social media - but you're unsure where to start.
I break down the process to mastering social that matters: finding a tribe, figuring out what to say, courting influencers, and more.
In this presentation, we explore the different social media opportunities available to business. Specifically, we look at:
- Blogging
- Facebook Pages
- Facebook Ads
- Facebook Connect
- Linkedin
- and Twitter
Webinar Social Media Marketing for Construction IndustrySimply Marcomms
This document provides an overview of social media marketing. It discusses various forms of social media like blogs, microblogs, social networks and media sharing sites. It also covers developing a social media marketing strategy, creating optimized content, measuring results and providing a case study example. The presentation aims to explain why social media is important for business and how to develop an effective social media presence and marketing plan.
The document provides guidance on using social media platforms like Twitter and YouTube for business purposes. It outlines best practices for using hashtags and shortlinks on Twitter, as well as tips for posting videos and photos on YouTube. Companies are encouraged to listen to conversations, connect with customers, add value through customer support and correcting misinformation, and measure their social media efforts.
The document summarizes a presentation on social media for business. It introduces the presenters and their strengths with different social media platforms. It then covers the key topics of what social media is, why companies should use it, how companies are already using platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and blogging. Specific guidance and examples are provided on setting up and managing profiles on these different channels.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a social media training course. The course will cover selecting appropriate social media platforms, best practices for using platforms like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Google+, and how to connect social media use to business goals. It includes the course timetable, objectives, and introductory content on key topics like the importance of social media and general guidelines.
Twitter is a free social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets that can be up to 140 characters. Tweets can include web links and hashtags to categorize messages by topic. The document discusses various ways that businesses can use Twitter for marketing purposes such as developing a follower base, monitoring conversations about their brand or products, and engaging with customers. It also provides examples of Twitter applications that can help automate tasks like scheduling tweets or analyzing user demographics and conversations.
Twitter is a free social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets that can be up to 140 characters. Tweets can include web links and hashtags to categorize messages by topic. The document discusses various ways that businesses can use Twitter for marketing purposes such as developing a follower base, monitoring conversations about their brand or products, and engaging with customers. It also provides examples of Twitter applications that can help automate tasks like scheduling tweets or analyzing user demographics and conversations.
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