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Social Media Basics • Facebook – Things you might now know • Twitter – Why use it • LinkedIn – Professionally Connected Brought to you by Green Thumb Web Designs www.greenthumbwebdesigns.com Peggy Martin Twitter @gtwebdesigns

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Social Media Basics - Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn A customized training for South Dakota Department of Labor

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Social Media Basics

• Facebook – Things you might now know• Twitter – Why use it• LinkedIn – Professionally Connected

Brought to you by Green Thumb Web Designswww.greenthumbwebdesigns.com

Peggy MartinTwitter @gtwebdesigns

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Content Credit 2012 Market Place Maven

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Facebook Things You Might Not Know

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Privacy SettingsSee Who Can See What – View As

Step 1

Step 2

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OH No Hacked!!

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Two Things To Do – Help Prevent & Fix

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Shared AlbumsClick To Share Album

Add friends who can contribute pictures to album

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Who Can See

• Contributors• Friends of Contributors• Public

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How to Create1. Select Album2. Click

3. Add Friend

4. Save

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Refine Your Feed

Smart Lists• Close Friends• Acquaintances

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Close Friends – Customized News Feed

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Close Friends Tool

Speed It Up – Hidden Toolhttps://www.facebook.com/friends/organize

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Choose Who Share With

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Create Interest Lists to unclutter news feed

You don’t have to like the a FB page to have it in your list. If you like the page it will show up in your regular news feeds. Interest lists don’t update regular feed.

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Customized feed based on interest

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Block Apps From Posting To Your Feed

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Don’t Let Apps Run Amok

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Hashtag: A hashtag is a term, prefixed by the # symbol, to mark keywords or topics in posts so they are easily searchable.

Anyone can create their own hashtag!!Yes they can be used in Facebook too.

Key Terms

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Why Use Twitter

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* Microblogging* Learn what is happening now

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Why Use Twitter - News

Local

World

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Why Use Twitter - Learn

Gardening

GolfHunting

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Tweet: The message you send out to your followers from your Twitter account.

Key Terms

Remember only 140 Characters

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Handle: How you are identified on Twitter. It’s the @ symbol, plus the name you have given your account (@gtwebdesigns)

Key Terms

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Key TermsFollowing: What you do to view tweets from someone

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Followers: Those people or organizations “following” your tweets. Who want to hear what you have to say

Key Terms

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Retweet: When you resend a tweet from someone else.

Key Terms

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Direct Messages “DM”: Private notes are called (direct) messages.

Key Terms

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Hashtag: A hashtag is a term, prefixed by the # symbol, to mark keywords or topics in tweets so they are easily searchable.

Key Terms

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#Buythis! Get my stuff! #sale today buy now #seriously shop at my store. Are you shopping yet?!?!

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Use 2-4 #hashtagsin a tweet

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Anatomy of a Tweet

Name

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Anatomy of a Tweet

username

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Anatomy of a Tweet

Hashtag

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Anatomy of a Tweet

Mention

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Anatomy of a Tweet

Shortened URL

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Anatomy of a Tweet

Via or By

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Anatomy of a Tweet

Reply

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Leave room for retweet – characters leftleave at least 13-17 characters

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Anatomy of a Tweet

Favorite

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Reasons to Favorite a Tweet

• Bookmark for later reading

• Way of saying thanks

• Testimonials

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Shorten URL• goo.gl• tinyurl.com• bitly.com

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Google Your Name – LinkedIn ProfileMost Likely To Come up First

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Sign up

Professional Names Only

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Confirm Email

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Fill in your profile

Use Key Words

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Add Background Summary

Your chance to tell the world who you are and what you can do.

You have 2000 characters – use them!

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Summary – 2000 Characters

Compelling, Interesting

Natural Conversation

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Create URL

Create URL

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Create URL

Optimize Location

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Create URL

Align Your Industry

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Get Connected – Increase Visibility

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Search for Connections

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Ways to Use LinkedIn

Job Searches

Industry News

Communicate