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Social Networking: A Web of Powerful Professional Relationships

Social Networking: A Web of Powerful Professional Relationships

by KimAileen White | Jun 8, 2017 | EduSocial Blog, Strategy, Uncategorized

Whether you’re doing it because you want a change, you’re starting out with your first “adult” job, or you are forced into job change for reasons beyond your control, for many, competing in the 2017 job market is a vast, often terrifying, unexplored frontier. Searches...
Meet Social Media Professional & Professor, Margaret Stewart

Meet Social Media Professional & Professor, Margaret Stewart

by Teri Kojetin | Jun 6, 2017 | EduSocial Blog, Instructors, Uncategorized

Dr. Margaret Stewart took her Social Media Strategist and Instructor certifications through the National Institute for Social Media (NISM). Margaret is a college professor and researcher at the University of Florida (UNF). She is a consultant and trainer for Socially...
Where do You Start with Social Media?

Where do You Start with Social Media?

by Michelle Post | Jun 1, 2017 | EduSocial Blog, Strategy, Uncategorized

I am asked the above question often, and my answer is always, “What is your purpose for using social media?” And for me, this is a two-fold question: (1) What is the purpose of the business or as Simon Sinek says, “Your WHY?” and (2) What is the purpose of using...
Why don’t bloggers use APA citations?

Why don’t bloggers use APA citations?

by Amy Jauman | May 30, 2017 | EduSocial Blog, Strategy, Uncategorized

Recently, I was explaining how bloggers reference sources and was asked, “If acknowledging the original contributor is important, why don’t bloggers use citations like we all had to do in high school and college?” That’s a good question, isn’t it? When blogging was...
Your Social Media Career and the Value of Education

Your Social Media Career and the Value of Education

by Teri Kojetin | May 25, 2017 | EduSocial Blog, Strategy, Uncategorized

The evolution of social media from a tacked-on, part-time position to a full-fledged career is fascinating to see. It has grown in the past 10 plus years from being optional to an integral part of an organization’s growth and success. Job titles for the social media...
Take the Stress Out of Your Test

Take the Stress Out of Your Test

by Jennifer Radke, SMS | May 23, 2017 | EduSocial Blog, Strategy, Uncategorized

Taking a certification exam can be stressful and rightfully so! You are undertaking an important step in adding to your credentials and shouldn’t be taken lightly.  This may be the first test you’ve taken in years or the most challenging exam you’ve ever prepared for....
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