For the training agency DownSideUp, we created an introduction training in 3 most used social media: LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. These are some of the supporting slides we used. Do contact us for more info!
5. 5 Steps
• Confusion (Awareness)
• Create
• Customize (make it your own)
• Communicate (Update and make dynamic)
• Control (How to deal with it all?)
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8. Meest gebruikte
functies
Status updates
Who’s viewed my profile?
SlideShare
Like/comment
Recommendations
in the middle of a training for DownSideUp on social media
with @salmaansana!
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11. Aanraders
• Wekelijks checken en updaten
(visibility)
• Voeg je hele verleden toe
• Pas de custom url aan
• Persoonlijke uitnodiging
• Zoek mensen op voor info
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12. Custom URL
• Wekelijks checken en updaten
(visibility)
• Voeg je hele verleden toe
• Pas de custom url aan
• Persoonlijke uitnodiging
• Zoek mensen op voor info
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15. Waarom gebruik je het?
"It's not like we're spending our days looking in the
couch cushions for the elusive revenue model, but
obviously we've done a lot of thinking about it,"
Williams said, declining to comment on the
potential of search deals with Google or Microsoft.
"I can't tell you exactly what the model is, but it's
pretty obvious to you that there may be some
advertising that makes sense...there's a lot of
commercial activity on Twitter today, there's a lot of
brand marketers who use Twitter today, and it
works. We think of Twitter (as) not a social network,
it's an information network...a substantial part of
that is commercial and theoretically monetizable
information."
http://news.cnet.com/ Evan Williams
8301-13577_3-10379743-36.html#ixzz12L9ARjV7 (Credit: James Martin/CNET)
“If we interpret the act of following as subscribing to
tweets,” the researchers write in their paper, “then
Twitter serves more as an information-spreading
medium than an online social networking service.”
http://www.ere.net/2010/05/13/twitter-media-or-unsocial-network/ Haewoon Kwak Changhyun Lee Sue Moon Hosung Park
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