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You have time for social media if you use it strategically for your business. Social media can help grow your client base through brand awareness, listening to customers, and engaging with them. It's important to think of social media in terms of building relationships and connecting with your audience, rather than just self-promotion. With the right tools and planning process, social media can provide business benefits like leads and credibility.
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- 2. Brian Solis and JESS3 http://www.theconversationprism.com/ Think: Wow!
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- 5. • Connect • Engage • Listen Think: Know-Like-Trust
- 6. Social Media Uses • Grow client base • Brand Awareness • Listen • Engage • Monitor • Credibility • Recruit • Leads • Add your own Think: BUSINESS
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