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Keen to Build Your Social Media Profile and Brand? Look Up These Tips To Get Started

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Building a social media presence and brand expects focus and discipline. It also needs one to think intently about your goals and how you plan to stay relevant to your stakeholders.

I recently authored an article on this topic for Social Samosa, a digital media consultancy.

Here is a summary:

  • Identify your personal goals and objectives
  • Have a point of view
  • Choose your forums
  • Be regular and relevant
  • Stay abreast of trends sharing social media
  • Take a test drive
  • Blog to demonstrate mastery
  • Be mindful of what you post: What you post online, stays forever online.

Interested in your thoughts.

heatheryoung

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