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Engage with customers, coworkers, potential customers, and partners using social media.

Network, contribute and participate on social media networks.

Build branded social media business communities.

Integrate branded and public social media places.

Connect social media activities into a unified web presence.

This is how using
social media might help you.

You can learn to use social media, online communities, and online conversations to win advocates for your business.

You can use social media to engage your customer with an experience that’s both entertaining and educational.

Loyal and engaged customers, coworkers, potential customers, and partners might directly impact your bottom line.

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The importance of social media online profiles View my profile on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter has become a great thing to place on your web places to help people discover a bit more about who you are and some of your interests. Your online profiles I’m attending the SOMA 2009 Spring Semester Social Media Leadership Class and learning exactly how to help business people understand the impact (and importance) of social media. I was looking through my class notes and noticed I have some catching up to do on updating my online profiles. Having [nice, acceptable, helpful] online profiles are one part of modernizing your web presence and they are a key element in the ‘network aspects’ of social media. I’m guessing your profiles …definitely my profiles …there is work to be done. Your online profile photo Have a nice photo – nice meaning one that represents you. Leaning slightly forward in your portrait is best I read on a social media profiles post. Is leaning slightly forward really a good idea for bald-headed people? I guess if you’re bald-headed it does showoff, in a very shiny way, who you are …so I’m saying yes. I have since received another tip. Keep your chin up but don’t lead with the chin. Oh my there is a lot to this. Seems a bit vain at first but I’m sure very important when it comes to connecting with friends. Enough about online profile photos. Bottom-line have a nice photo and don’t look at mine right now. Now back to business or was that business? Your profile on LinkedIn Have your career background and add recommendations and endorsements. Pick some relevant groups and contribute. Invite all the connections that are important to you and you never invited in the past. Your profile on Facebook Be open and share some of your personal side of you. Customers want to know you as you are. Join some groups and participate. Your profile on Twitter Update your bio to something that represents you and is attractive to others. Share your experiences and ask questions. If you’re new, over the first few days try to fill up the first page with your updates. Remember to network, contribute and participate in these web places to enhance your online profiles and to help others discover things you have shared.