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A Social Media Strategy for Different Platforms

social media March 8th, 2011

social media strategy

An example of how a strategy could take form covering different channels and utilizing the strengths of each.

Twitter: Interact, Inform FB: Engage, Support Blog: Inform Youtube: Enlighten Flickr: Insight Quora: Respond IRC: Banter, Bond Community Blog: Guide, Suggest Forum: Technical

Any suggestions on anything to change or some other . . . → Read More: A Social Media Strategy for Different Platforms

Why about.me will emerge as an obvious place for building your personal brand

social media November 23rd, 2010

I recently found the website About.me and find it to be a very good idea. Basically it is a business card telling people where to find you on the web (or in their own words “A custom splash page & personal analytics dashboard”). It’s a way to collect the “social you” in one . . . → Read More: Why about.me will emerge as an obvious place for building your personal brand

Slideshare. The Tool to Share Presentations

social media August 4th, 2010

Slideshare is a service for sharing presentations, it converts powerpoint and other documents into flash documents. Thereby making it easy to view on the web, they also re-make the flash into images in case you can’t use flash. It has a very open approach and allows anyone to view the slides you upload unless . . . → Read More: Slideshare. The Tool to Share Presentations

What Social Media is All About, Finding the Sweet Spot

social media July 21st, 2010

When two broadcasters on Twitter or some other social media connect in the common area and create a discussion is when the magic happens. This is what social media is all about, connecting with each other and talking!

When two broadcasters on Twitter or some other social media connect in the common . . . → Read More: What Social Media is All About, Finding the Sweet Spot

Josef Ohlsson Collentine

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