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Let’s end our social media mini-course with a quick review of what we’ve covered and some of the important learning points we’ve mastered together.
Now we've completed the mini-course, you should have plenty evidence, examples and strategies to show that you can use social media effectively in your business.
It might take a little while to put a strategy together that you feel comfortable with, but it is possible. Try to bear in mind it's simply an online version of offline networking and marketing that you’re probably already doing. Always remember people buy from people and so personal connections and referrals – whether they come from social media or a traditional business breakfast meeting - can be very useful for boosting your profits.
Social media makes it easier for you to identify people who are beneficial to your business because people freely share information about themselves. Just like you might attend a trade show to meet new business people you have something in common with, you can replicate this process quickly and cheaply using social media strategies.
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Related links
- Part one: social media for technophobes
- Part two: how to identify your social media goals
- Part three: finding your voice
- Part four: standing out from the crowd
- Part five: how to master your social media updates
- Part six: how to avoid being boring and predictable
- Part seven: making a return on investment with social media
- Part eight: understanding your long-term social media plans
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