Nay for Facebook! I, for one, never have had the chance to sign up for facebook; although wanting to be on FB for once but never have had the time; now it don’t make any sense to sign up with facebook or any other newer social site for that matter given the explosion of these social icons reminscent of proliferation theory; I could go as far as twitter and liked it but it was back then and now I could hardly even think of considering a newer social site such as pinterest’ or ahhhh…. Whatever your social tool is and for the business you are in, I am sure it is in accordance with your startegy. Taking about the strategy, even an everyday email needs to be strategic or be targeted strategically as for the better part of day. So, if you are on a social site actively pursuing, then I am sure you have a purpose and everything you do is a purposeful action. And for those of you who are on every other social platform, does it seem purposeful for you to spend the time or would you rather not be for your sake and sustainable development.
Being on a social site without a profitable action for the sake of mere entertainment is unfortunately an abuse causing more grief than good. For those strategic enthusiant looking to bank on the social sites to networking and for opportunities, I am with you and for the rest, I would say drop it!
I think the power of LinkedIn or any one social site that an individual could stick to is enough of a force to reckon with but for once I would recommend others or the newer milenials to atleast take of look at all the other social sites in a disciplined manner. Social media is a staple of modern life. It is so enmeshed in the way that we communicate that companies have little choice but to engage social media as part of their marketing strategy. Before implementing any social media strategies, you should take the time to understand the benefits as well as the risks of using different social media platforms to reach current and potential customers.
With our “Social Media and Marketing” workshop, your participants will discover the specifics of how to effectively use social media marketing and its pros and cons.
Key Objectives Of The Course:
12 Modules |
Objective | Certificate |
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Follow the suggested order or choose your own. | Designed to help you practice and apply the skills you learn | Highlight your new skills on your resume or LinkedIn. |
Module One: Getting Started
Module Two: Facebook
Module Three: YouTube
Module Four: Twitter
Module Five: LinkedIn
Module Six: Google+
Module Seven: Pinterest
Module Eight: Tumblr
Module Nine: Flickr
Module Ten: Snapchat
Module Eleven: Instagram
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
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