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Social Karma (Part 8)

This post is the conclusion of a series about the art of effectively using social media in business, which is an essential strategy for organizations as well as individual professionals.

Using social media effectively can definitely help promote you, your expertise, your company, and its products and services.

However, too many businesses and professionals have a selfish social media strategy.

You should not use social media to exclusively promote only yourself or your business.

You need to view social media as Social Karma.

 

Social Karma: The Art of Effectively Using Social Media in Business

 

If you are having trouble viewing this video, then you can watch it on Vimeo by clicking on this link: Social Karma Video

To download the presentation as an Adobe Acrobat Document (.pdf file) click on this link: Social Karma Presentation 

 

The Complete Series

Social Karma (Part 1) – Series Introduction

Social Karma (Part 2) – Social Media Preparation

Social Karma (Part 3) – Listening Stations, Home Base, and Outposts

Social Karma (Part 4) – Blogging Best Practices

Social Karma (Part 5) – Connection, Engagement, and ROI Basics

Social Karma (Part 6) – Social Media Books

Social Karma (Part 7) – Twitter 

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Reader Comments (1)

Great series I have learned a great deal reading about the best practices from social media.

March 15, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterMike Steere

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