Have fun with social media and social business - you are building and enhancing your individual brand and your ability to influence and advocate for things in which you believe.
Internet Masterminds Group - Failing Forward with @ShaneGibsonShane Gibson
This document provides tips for building your brand and career using social media. It emphasizes socializing your business to capitalize on social media and drive engagement, brand, and profits. Some key recommendations include finding mentors, being authentic, sharing content regularly through blogging, writing books and publishing them, being social and sociable on platforms, and using events to promote your brand. The document also outlines a process for writing a book, which involves outlining chapters, researching extensively, interviewing experts, hiring an editor, and using pre-sales and events to promote the published work.
Tenille Clarke, a public relations consultant, gave a presentation on building a music brand in the digital era. She discussed the role of a PR expert in developing media strategies, branding, and advising on deals. Clarke explained how to evaluate an artist's brand value based on aesthetics, conversation skills, fan following, talent, and social media presence. She emphasized the importance of social media for music artists, providing tips on using Facebook and Twitter effectively while avoiding oversharing. Clarke also covered working with corporate brands and sponsors, and stressed assembling a strong support team to protect an artist's image and career.
LA Teen Social Media Fellowship Kickoff, October 2015Lisa Colton
The document summarizes a Teen Social Media Fellowship kickoff event hosted by See3, a digital agency that helps non-profits. The fellowship aims to teach teens social media strategies and skills while engaging more teens in Jewish community opportunities. At the kickoff, teens introduced themselves and learned about personal branding, storytelling techniques, interviewing skills, and the fellowship structure which includes workshops, assignments, projects and coaching. Teens were given their first assignment to introduce themselves via a blog post, interview someone with a strong personal brand, and follow local Jewish teen programs.
Social media etiquette refers to the customs and rules for polite behavior when using social media. Some key etiquettes include having an appropriate profile picture, not oversharing content, thinking before posting, giving credit when sharing others' content, avoiding vulgar language, and thanking people for engaging with your posts. Using social media can help with job searching by making you more visible to recruiters on sites like LinkedIn, allowing you to build your professional network, and engage with potential employers. Diplomatic communication involves sticking to the subject, avoiding judgments, choosing words carefully, listening, and communicating in an open but respectful manner.
South South Social Media Southern Hospitality StyleSocial South
This presentation, given at 2009 Social South, uses the lessons from the culture of "Southern Hospitality" as a foundation to discuss a critical aspect of a social media strategy - Can you be your authentic "self" while staying true to your company's value and culture?
This presentation, given at 2009 Social South, uses the lessons from the culture of "Southern Hospitality" as a foundation to discuss a critical aspect of a social media strategy - Can you be your authentic "self" while staying true to your company's value and culture?
Author and download: Spredfast
https://www.spredfast.com/social-media-strategies/social-business-textbook
Please download from link above. Doc here for repository purposes.
While social media practitioners must continue to expect and adapt to change, it is important to take note of the lessons we have already learned and to bring the new members of growing social teams up to speed.
Download this whitepaper to see the effectiveness of social media for many organizations and to see how you can use it to your advantage to turn your organization into an industry leader.
Inside:
How to Create Concerted Listening Efforts Focused on People, Content and Relevant Activity
How to Orchestrate Your Social Media Campaigns
How to Create and Curate Great Social Content
How to Effectively Combine Paid Ads, Owned Media and Earned Audience
How to Create Compelling and Engaging Social Experiences
Internet Masterminds Group - Failing Forward with @ShaneGibsonShane Gibson
This document provides tips for building your brand and career using social media. It emphasizes socializing your business to capitalize on social media and drive engagement, brand, and profits. Some key recommendations include finding mentors, being authentic, sharing content regularly through blogging, writing books and publishing them, being social and sociable on platforms, and using events to promote your brand. The document also outlines a process for writing a book, which involves outlining chapters, researching extensively, interviewing experts, hiring an editor, and using pre-sales and events to promote the published work.
Tenille Clarke, a public relations consultant, gave a presentation on building a music brand in the digital era. She discussed the role of a PR expert in developing media strategies, branding, and advising on deals. Clarke explained how to evaluate an artist's brand value based on aesthetics, conversation skills, fan following, talent, and social media presence. She emphasized the importance of social media for music artists, providing tips on using Facebook and Twitter effectively while avoiding oversharing. Clarke also covered working with corporate brands and sponsors, and stressed assembling a strong support team to protect an artist's image and career.
LA Teen Social Media Fellowship Kickoff, October 2015Lisa Colton
The document summarizes a Teen Social Media Fellowship kickoff event hosted by See3, a digital agency that helps non-profits. The fellowship aims to teach teens social media strategies and skills while engaging more teens in Jewish community opportunities. At the kickoff, teens introduced themselves and learned about personal branding, storytelling techniques, interviewing skills, and the fellowship structure which includes workshops, assignments, projects and coaching. Teens were given their first assignment to introduce themselves via a blog post, interview someone with a strong personal brand, and follow local Jewish teen programs.
Social media etiquette refers to the customs and rules for polite behavior when using social media. Some key etiquettes include having an appropriate profile picture, not oversharing content, thinking before posting, giving credit when sharing others' content, avoiding vulgar language, and thanking people for engaging with your posts. Using social media can help with job searching by making you more visible to recruiters on sites like LinkedIn, allowing you to build your professional network, and engage with potential employers. Diplomatic communication involves sticking to the subject, avoiding judgments, choosing words carefully, listening, and communicating in an open but respectful manner.
South South Social Media Southern Hospitality StyleSocial South
This presentation, given at 2009 Social South, uses the lessons from the culture of "Southern Hospitality" as a foundation to discuss a critical aspect of a social media strategy - Can you be your authentic "self" while staying true to your company's value and culture?
This presentation, given at 2009 Social South, uses the lessons from the culture of "Southern Hospitality" as a foundation to discuss a critical aspect of a social media strategy - Can you be your authentic "self" while staying true to your company's value and culture?
Author and download: Spredfast
https://www.spredfast.com/social-media-strategies/social-business-textbook
Please download from link above. Doc here for repository purposes.
While social media practitioners must continue to expect and adapt to change, it is important to take note of the lessons we have already learned and to bring the new members of growing social teams up to speed.
Download this whitepaper to see the effectiveness of social media for many organizations and to see how you can use it to your advantage to turn your organization into an industry leader.
Inside:
How to Create Concerted Listening Efforts Focused on People, Content and Relevant Activity
How to Orchestrate Your Social Media Campaigns
How to Create and Curate Great Social Content
How to Effectively Combine Paid Ads, Owned Media and Earned Audience
How to Create Compelling and Engaging Social Experiences
Utilize social media networking to make your business more social. Learn how to craft a social media marketing strategy that will help generate more leads for your business and establish its digital presence. This deck covers the origins of social media, how to plan a social media strategy, and how to successfully implement it across your organization. Taught by David Meiselman of Actifio.
Joanne Sweeney-Burke teachers you how to develop your Social Media Strategy in this course developed for Clare Local Development Company. Copyright to Digital Training Institute.
Social Organization & Governance outlines key concepts for establishing structure and oversight for social media programs:
1) Define goals, parameters, and specialized presences to clarify expectations and scope of social activities. Align relevant departments with goals and accounts.
2) Identify ideal contributors based on goals and audiences, such as community managers, experts, and field contributors.
3) Provide guidance including social policies, best practices, training, and resources to equip and educate contributors representing the brand.
4) Assign access and permissions through a system of checks and balances, equipping teams appropriately while centralizing oversight.
This document provides guidance on using social media for voluntary arts and craft groups. It discusses the benefits of social media including promoting events, recruiting members, and staying connected with other groups. It recommends developing a social media strategy that establishes goals, identifies appropriate networks, decides who will manage accounts, and how to monitor effectiveness. It also suggests creating a social media policy to outline what can be posted and how to handle inappropriate content or complaints. Proper etiquette is important, such as giving credit when reposting others' content and engaging with others respectfully.
This document provides an overview of developing a social media strategy. It discusses key concepts such as defining social media, its history, and why businesses use it. The document then outlines a six-level approach to creating a social media strategy: 1) Setting goals, 2) Understanding your audience, 3) Defining your brand, 4) Planning content, 5) Creating content, and 6) Analyzing and measuring. Each level includes questions to consider. Finally, the document provides examples of successful social media strategies from companies like Air Asia, Taco Bell, Coca-Cola, and Nike.
PR Bootcamp: How to Build Media Relationships and Maximize CoverageJacki Halas
This document provides an overview of a PR boot camp on building media relationships and maximizing coverage. It discusses identifying media contacts and building relationships through online engagement. Developing key messages and preparing spokespeople for interviews is covered. The document also explains how to maximize coverage by sharing it internally and externally. Tracking results through metrics like new leads, traffic, and sentiment is presented as a way to communicate success. Case studies are included on relationship building and maximizing coverage.
Personal branding is the intentional effort to craft and influence public perception of an individual by positioning themselves as an authority, elevating their credibility, and differentiating from competition. It originated from a 1997 article and involves controlling impressions others form through appearance, manner, and social media presence. Developing an authentic personal brand requires identifying goals, expertise, audiences, and consistent contributions that reflect one's values over time. Politicians particularly must connect through personalized communication and transparency to build trust with voters.
This blog post debunks 5 common myths about social media marketing. It explains that you do not need accounts on every platform to succeed, and should instead focus on where your target audience engages. It also notes that scheduling tools can still allow for engagement if relevant content and follow up responses are provided. Additionally, the post emphasizes building quality connections over quantity of likes and shares, and that organizing posts through a calendar allows for consistency and accountability rather than preventing productivity. The post encourages readers to start growing an engaged community by applying these truths.
How Startups Can Leverage the Power of Social MediaJennifer Sheahan
This document provides guidance on how startups can leverage social media effectively. It emphasizes the importance of setting measurable goals focused on lead generation and customer acquisition. It recommends determining target audiences, reviewing current marketing efforts, auditing competitors, optimizing social media profiles, creating engaging content, mapping out a clear strategy, and tracking results. Key platforms discussed include Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Snapchat, and Instagram. The document stresses testing approaches, engaging audiences through solving their problems, and sharing relevant content from others.
How Startups Can Leverage the Power of Social MediaJennifer Sheahan
This document provides guidance on how startups can leverage social media effectively. It discusses setting measurable goals focused on lead generation and customer acquisition. It recommends auditing competitors' social media strategies and overhauling your own presence with consistent branding. The key is creating and amplifying engaging content across multiple platforms while measuring results and adapting the strategy accordingly. Regular posting of different content types and sharing relevant outside content is important for building an engaged community.
This document discusses personal branding for educators. It provides goals of helping students understand personal branding and communicating their own personal brands. This includes discovering their qualities, strengths, and talents through research on topics like generational poverty and leadership principles. The document then discusses what a personal brand is and how educators can implement personal branding into classroom instruction to help build student confidence. It provides tips and examples for students at various education levels to define and communicate their own personal brands through blogs, social media, and scholarship applications.
YouthLink Scotland - Intro to Social MediaAdam Lang
A presentation prepared in 2011 to intoroduce staff members to the (then) current social media landscape in Scotland and the opportunities it represented for the sector. A bit too wordy, but still has some useful info.
To get the most out of using social media take some time to develop a solid strategy.
When thinking about how they want to use social media, a lot of people start by saying, “We need to be on Facebook,” or, “Instagram is the hot new platform, we need to be there!” This is backwards because it focuses on technology rather than people and relationships. You need to start by mapping out who you want to reach out to on social media, what your goals are in reaching out to them using social media, and then determine which platforms will help you best meet your goals. Social media is not just about new technology, it is about people and relationships!
The document discusses social media and provides advice for non-profits on effectively using social media. It emphasizes the importance of being strategic and selective with limited resources, focusing social media efforts where an organization's supporters are already active. It also stresses having a content plan for each channel while still being flexible to take advantage of opportunities, and breaking down silos within an organization to better coordinate social media messaging. The overall message is that social media is about engaging people and that an organization needs to come back to focusing on the basics of their mission through their social media activities.
Social media approach : Before you startSachin Dabir
This document outlines key steps for using social media effectively. It recommends identifying the target audience and where they engage online. It also suggests defining the purpose of the social media presence, such as creating community or awareness. Goals and metrics for success should be established upfront. The right tools and dedicated staff are needed to engage the audience. Content should align with brand values and objectives. While speed of response is important, effectively steering conversations is more important.
Social media for educational institutionsElise Jones
A presentation given to the BADA group about content strategy and using social media to communicate their business goals to different audiences and crafting experiences that link back to their brand positioning.
PR Bootcamp: Building Media Relationships & Maximizing CoverageNikki Little
This presentation teaches you the following: How to build strong media/blogger relationships, how to prepare for and nail the interview, how to maximize that great coverage and how to measure and show PR results.
Brand Storytelling with Pinterest and Social MediaBlake Morgan
Whether you're a food truck, a gourmet foods company or a food news publisher, consistently using social tools can greatly increase your following. You can cook the best food but if you don't make it find-able, no one will know you’re cooking. All the social media tools can feel overwhelming, like a broth with too many ingredients. The key is to share your story using only the most relevant tools in a way that makes sense for your individual brand. So many of us are great at creating our products, but not at promoting them. Social media tools like Pinterest make it easier than ever to tell our stories and engage communities of fans online. In this session you will learn how to tell the story of your brand leveraging sites like Pinterest and gain tactical tools you can immediately apply to your own marketing and PR plan. We will be looking at a handful of successful case studies that will inspire you on your own brand storytelling journey.
Modernizing the Enterprise Monolith: EQengineered Consulting Green PaperRachel Mezzatesta
Are you an enterprise that recognizes the business liability inherent in the monolithic or otherwise dated enterprise software applications you have built? Does your technology represent an impediment to the needed agility and flexibility required to meet the needs of today’s business environment?
Historically, enterprise software development focused on an approach that incorporated all functionality into a single process, and replicated it across servers as additional capacity was required. Today, these large applications have become bloated and unmanageable as new features and functionality are added. And, as small changes are made to existing functionality, the requirements to update and redeploy the server-side application becomes an intractable juggernaut.
Forward-thinking organizations like Amazon and Netflix led the way toward agile processes, deconstructed software stacks, and efficient APIs. Both large and small organizations serious about embracing modern practices have followed by decoupling the front and back end of their enterprise applications, employing microservices and cloud technologies, and adopting agile methodologies. These very steps can serve to highlight additional technical deficits in old solutions and codebases, which in turn become stumbling blocks to modern development practices.
As these technology trends continue to evolve, how can your company keep pace and remain viable?
In this green paper, we discuss how CIOs, CTOs, and VPs of Engineering can lead the needed modernization with their counterparts in marketing and the business to ensure that their organizations remain competitive in today’s customer-driven and technology-led economy.
Key questions addressed include:
• Why is technical modernization vital for the business?
• What types of modernization projects are there?
• How does modernization fit into your organization?
Rationalizing the Tension Between User Experience and TechnologyRachel Mezzatesta
In this green paper, get more insight into how CMOs and CIOs will embrace collaboration to ensure that their organizations remain competitive in today’s customer-driven and technology-led economy.
Utilize social media networking to make your business more social. Learn how to craft a social media marketing strategy that will help generate more leads for your business and establish its digital presence. This deck covers the origins of social media, how to plan a social media strategy, and how to successfully implement it across your organization. Taught by David Meiselman of Actifio.
Joanne Sweeney-Burke teachers you how to develop your Social Media Strategy in this course developed for Clare Local Development Company. Copyright to Digital Training Institute.
Social Organization & Governance outlines key concepts for establishing structure and oversight for social media programs:
1) Define goals, parameters, and specialized presences to clarify expectations and scope of social activities. Align relevant departments with goals and accounts.
2) Identify ideal contributors based on goals and audiences, such as community managers, experts, and field contributors.
3) Provide guidance including social policies, best practices, training, and resources to equip and educate contributors representing the brand.
4) Assign access and permissions through a system of checks and balances, equipping teams appropriately while centralizing oversight.
This document provides guidance on using social media for voluntary arts and craft groups. It discusses the benefits of social media including promoting events, recruiting members, and staying connected with other groups. It recommends developing a social media strategy that establishes goals, identifies appropriate networks, decides who will manage accounts, and how to monitor effectiveness. It also suggests creating a social media policy to outline what can be posted and how to handle inappropriate content or complaints. Proper etiquette is important, such as giving credit when reposting others' content and engaging with others respectfully.
This document provides an overview of developing a social media strategy. It discusses key concepts such as defining social media, its history, and why businesses use it. The document then outlines a six-level approach to creating a social media strategy: 1) Setting goals, 2) Understanding your audience, 3) Defining your brand, 4) Planning content, 5) Creating content, and 6) Analyzing and measuring. Each level includes questions to consider. Finally, the document provides examples of successful social media strategies from companies like Air Asia, Taco Bell, Coca-Cola, and Nike.
PR Bootcamp: How to Build Media Relationships and Maximize CoverageJacki Halas
This document provides an overview of a PR boot camp on building media relationships and maximizing coverage. It discusses identifying media contacts and building relationships through online engagement. Developing key messages and preparing spokespeople for interviews is covered. The document also explains how to maximize coverage by sharing it internally and externally. Tracking results through metrics like new leads, traffic, and sentiment is presented as a way to communicate success. Case studies are included on relationship building and maximizing coverage.
Personal branding is the intentional effort to craft and influence public perception of an individual by positioning themselves as an authority, elevating their credibility, and differentiating from competition. It originated from a 1997 article and involves controlling impressions others form through appearance, manner, and social media presence. Developing an authentic personal brand requires identifying goals, expertise, audiences, and consistent contributions that reflect one's values over time. Politicians particularly must connect through personalized communication and transparency to build trust with voters.
This blog post debunks 5 common myths about social media marketing. It explains that you do not need accounts on every platform to succeed, and should instead focus on where your target audience engages. It also notes that scheduling tools can still allow for engagement if relevant content and follow up responses are provided. Additionally, the post emphasizes building quality connections over quantity of likes and shares, and that organizing posts through a calendar allows for consistency and accountability rather than preventing productivity. The post encourages readers to start growing an engaged community by applying these truths.
How Startups Can Leverage the Power of Social MediaJennifer Sheahan
This document provides guidance on how startups can leverage social media effectively. It emphasizes the importance of setting measurable goals focused on lead generation and customer acquisition. It recommends determining target audiences, reviewing current marketing efforts, auditing competitors, optimizing social media profiles, creating engaging content, mapping out a clear strategy, and tracking results. Key platforms discussed include Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Snapchat, and Instagram. The document stresses testing approaches, engaging audiences through solving their problems, and sharing relevant content from others.
How Startups Can Leverage the Power of Social MediaJennifer Sheahan
This document provides guidance on how startups can leverage social media effectively. It discusses setting measurable goals focused on lead generation and customer acquisition. It recommends auditing competitors' social media strategies and overhauling your own presence with consistent branding. The key is creating and amplifying engaging content across multiple platforms while measuring results and adapting the strategy accordingly. Regular posting of different content types and sharing relevant outside content is important for building an engaged community.
This document discusses personal branding for educators. It provides goals of helping students understand personal branding and communicating their own personal brands. This includes discovering their qualities, strengths, and talents through research on topics like generational poverty and leadership principles. The document then discusses what a personal brand is and how educators can implement personal branding into classroom instruction to help build student confidence. It provides tips and examples for students at various education levels to define and communicate their own personal brands through blogs, social media, and scholarship applications.
YouthLink Scotland - Intro to Social MediaAdam Lang
A presentation prepared in 2011 to intoroduce staff members to the (then) current social media landscape in Scotland and the opportunities it represented for the sector. A bit too wordy, but still has some useful info.
To get the most out of using social media take some time to develop a solid strategy.
When thinking about how they want to use social media, a lot of people start by saying, “We need to be on Facebook,” or, “Instagram is the hot new platform, we need to be there!” This is backwards because it focuses on technology rather than people and relationships. You need to start by mapping out who you want to reach out to on social media, what your goals are in reaching out to them using social media, and then determine which platforms will help you best meet your goals. Social media is not just about new technology, it is about people and relationships!
The document discusses social media and provides advice for non-profits on effectively using social media. It emphasizes the importance of being strategic and selective with limited resources, focusing social media efforts where an organization's supporters are already active. It also stresses having a content plan for each channel while still being flexible to take advantage of opportunities, and breaking down silos within an organization to better coordinate social media messaging. The overall message is that social media is about engaging people and that an organization needs to come back to focusing on the basics of their mission through their social media activities.
Social media approach : Before you startSachin Dabir
This document outlines key steps for using social media effectively. It recommends identifying the target audience and where they engage online. It also suggests defining the purpose of the social media presence, such as creating community or awareness. Goals and metrics for success should be established upfront. The right tools and dedicated staff are needed to engage the audience. Content should align with brand values and objectives. While speed of response is important, effectively steering conversations is more important.
Social media for educational institutionsElise Jones
A presentation given to the BADA group about content strategy and using social media to communicate their business goals to different audiences and crafting experiences that link back to their brand positioning.
PR Bootcamp: Building Media Relationships & Maximizing CoverageNikki Little
This presentation teaches you the following: How to build strong media/blogger relationships, how to prepare for and nail the interview, how to maximize that great coverage and how to measure and show PR results.
Brand Storytelling with Pinterest and Social MediaBlake Morgan
Whether you're a food truck, a gourmet foods company or a food news publisher, consistently using social tools can greatly increase your following. You can cook the best food but if you don't make it find-able, no one will know you’re cooking. All the social media tools can feel overwhelming, like a broth with too many ingredients. The key is to share your story using only the most relevant tools in a way that makes sense for your individual brand. So many of us are great at creating our products, but not at promoting them. Social media tools like Pinterest make it easier than ever to tell our stories and engage communities of fans online. In this session you will learn how to tell the story of your brand leveraging sites like Pinterest and gain tactical tools you can immediately apply to your own marketing and PR plan. We will be looking at a handful of successful case studies that will inspire you on your own brand storytelling journey.
Modernizing the Enterprise Monolith: EQengineered Consulting Green PaperRachel Mezzatesta
Are you an enterprise that recognizes the business liability inherent in the monolithic or otherwise dated enterprise software applications you have built? Does your technology represent an impediment to the needed agility and flexibility required to meet the needs of today’s business environment?
Historically, enterprise software development focused on an approach that incorporated all functionality into a single process, and replicated it across servers as additional capacity was required. Today, these large applications have become bloated and unmanageable as new features and functionality are added. And, as small changes are made to existing functionality, the requirements to update and redeploy the server-side application becomes an intractable juggernaut.
Forward-thinking organizations like Amazon and Netflix led the way toward agile processes, deconstructed software stacks, and efficient APIs. Both large and small organizations serious about embracing modern practices have followed by decoupling the front and back end of their enterprise applications, employing microservices and cloud technologies, and adopting agile methodologies. These very steps can serve to highlight additional technical deficits in old solutions and codebases, which in turn become stumbling blocks to modern development practices.
As these technology trends continue to evolve, how can your company keep pace and remain viable?
In this green paper, we discuss how CIOs, CTOs, and VPs of Engineering can lead the needed modernization with their counterparts in marketing and the business to ensure that their organizations remain competitive in today’s customer-driven and technology-led economy.
Key questions addressed include:
• Why is technical modernization vital for the business?
• What types of modernization projects are there?
• How does modernization fit into your organization?
Rationalizing the Tension Between User Experience and TechnologyRachel Mezzatesta
In this green paper, get more insight into how CMOs and CIOs will embrace collaboration to ensure that their organizations remain competitive in today’s customer-driven and technology-led economy.
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The document provides information about joining and utilizing LinkedIn as a high school student. It outlines several benefits, including standing out in the college application process, building a professional network, researching careers and companies, preparing for interviews, searching for internships or jobs, getting job alerts and referrals, joining groups, customizing your URL, getting skills endorsements, and obtaining recommendations. The document encourages high school students to create a LinkedIn profile to help advance their career and educational goals.
Why Read This Green Paper
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In this green paper, get more insight into how school administrators and career and technical education leaders can embrace social media to improve student safety, employability, soft skills and college and career readiness. From an operations standpoint, this paper also outlines a proven method to decrease the amount of time required for and the accuracy of annual state CTE reporting.
Key questions addressed include:
• What is the role of social media in education?
• How can social media be employed to meet the needs of your intended audiences -students, parents, teachers, business leaders and community?
• How can schools effectively engage and employ social media to achieve results?
• How can CTE administrators and educators more effectively report state results?
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2. 2
the social moment
The moment an organization realizes that social business
is mainstream and integral to its future success.
3. 3
the employee social moment
The moment an employee realizes that social business is
mainstream and integral to his or her future professional
success.
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• The Science of Social
• The Art of Social
to build one’s individual brand, focus on two core areas
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The Science of Social involves the mechanics and activities to
build and grow your network, cultivate influence and begin your
content creation journey.
Each of us needs to develop our own discipline and cadence around
social business. In most cases, for the Science of Social to become
habitual, it will require between three and nine months to
develop your personal brand identity. It is helpful to develop a routine
and approach that is grounded in tools like a content calendar and a
social to do list.
the science of social
6. 6
The Art of Social is the way in which you convey your social voice
and style making you unique - it is the development of your
social personality and persona.
The level of privacy (degree to which you share), sincerity, writing style
and tone are the form and fabric of your style. At the core of
everyone's Art of Social must be two common traits to be successful -
transparency and honesty. And, your personal style will change over
time as your interests, passions and comfort level with social flourish
and evolve.
the art of social
7. 7
• Be authentic and yourself on social media - it is important that
people see the real you, because they will anyway.
• Begin to write and experiment across different social channels -
people are still forgiving of social faux pas and there is still time to
learn to get it right.
• Have fun with social media and social business - you are building
and enhancing your individual brand and your ability to influence
and advocate for things in which you believe.
take aways