Social Media Workshop 030409 F I N A L
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The document discusses social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, blogs and YouTube and how they can help businesses. It provides statistics on user growth, best practices for engagement and humanizing your brand. It cautions against just self-promoting and discusses integrating social media into traditional strategies. The end discusses measuring success and answering questions about the value of social media.
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- 16. A Twitter Conversation: MelissaDobson Is having separate personal and professional Facebook profiles defeating the purpose of humanizing your brand? Or is it smart to separate? 15 minutes ago from twhirl michellelentz @ MelissaDobson I separate Twitter. I don't separate Facebook BUT I have diff privacy settings (business, ltd profile, close friends, etc) 5 minutes ago from twhirl in reply to MelissaDobson michellelentz @ MelissaDobson Using the privacy profiles, I can control who sees what on my facebook page withOUT diluting my personal brand. :-) 5 minutes ago from twhirl in reply to MelissaDobson (cue demo w/Lenn)
- 17. Let's set up a Twitter account
- 19. Melissa Dobson PR & Marketing YouTube Channel Seneca Lake Wine Trail Channel
- 21. I'd like to use a photo I found on Flickr. How do I do that? From Flickr: We don't act as matchmakers, so contact the photographer yourself. Only members of Flickr can send messages to one another, so if you haven't created an account, that's your first step. As a member of Flickr, you can move your mouse over someone's buddy icon and click the little arrow to open the "person menu." Then select "Send FlickrMail" and compose your message. When you contact a photographer, it's best to include as much info as possible about the photo, yourself, and how you want to use the photo.
- 23. FACEBOOK FRENZY
- 26. Let's create a Facebook Profile
- 35. Thank You!!