Social networking week 1 part 2
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Creating an effective social media presence requires establishing an authentic online identity through a consistent username, frequent and engaging posts that generate trust and conversation, while balancing personal and professional purposes and audiences. Frequency of posts may vary by network but should be readjusted as needed based on hashtags, events, and engagement. Authenticity builds trust through sincere posts beyond just announcements, while engagement elicits timely responses considering content and recipients.
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