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The document provides tips for social media success and building credibility. It recommends experimenting personally with different social media tools before using them professionally. It also suggests spending time planning social media strategy and objectives, finding where your audience participates, avoiding evasiveness and admitting mistakes, incorporating sharing tools, speaking authentically rather than like a marketer, contributing relevant content, listening to criticism to improve, and gaining organizational buy-in for social media.
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