Using Google and Social Networks to Grow Your Business
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This document provides instructions for using Google and social networks to grow a business. It outlines steps to create a PowerPoint presentation using various tools, upload the presentation to Google Docs, and embed it on a LinkedIn profile page to share business information and attract potential customers. The goal is to leverage free online tools and social media to promote a business online.
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4. Paste the embed code into a blog post on the Ning site while in HTML editor mode.
5. Publish the blog post for approval before the presentation will appear.
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2. Create a free SlideShare account and upload the presentation file.
3. Access the uploaded file and select the correct embed code, making sure to copy the "old" embed code and set sharing to public.
4. Post the embed code to the Ning blog by pasting it into the HTML editor and publishing the post.
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Version 3 of this popular presentation, relates to Blogs, Slideshare, GEDCOM-based Publishing (MyHeritage), and Self-Publishing.
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The synposis reads:
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The synposis reads:
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1) Ensure their computer meets minimum requirements including RAM, CPU, and operating system.
2) Download necessary plug-ins like Adobe Reader, Flash Player, and media players.
3) Create accounts with Google and set up a blog to share reflections.
4) Test their internet connection for online meetings using Adobe Connect.
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