How to Use Social Media to build a Platform
2010/05/06 3:00 AM
I’m really excited to share this private interview I did with Kathryn Rose of Supreme Social Media. Kathryn demystifies what a “Platform” is and how that relates to your social media presence. She also teaches us how to use social media to get sales and the best ways to maximize your time on social media.
Kathryn is also generously offering any Entreprenette a discount!
The entrepreneurs social media toolkit: The FUNdamentals of social media provides easy to use, step by step guidebooks and videos that can help you get up and running on social media networks in minutes a day. This is a must-have for busy entrepreneurs who understand they need to know it and use it, but simply don’t have the time to learn. The how-to product is designed by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs. The product even comes with free monthly Q & A sessions and updates through the end of the year, so you won’t worry that the technology will change before you get a chance to get set up! Buy the whole series or just the module you need.
Special pricing for the “entreprenette” community:
For $75 off the series use coupon code: sshaw75
For $15 off the individual modules use coupon code: sshaw15
Just go to HERE to purchase your FUNdamentals to get started!
http://www.supremesocial.com/supreme-store/for-business/fundamentals-of-social-media-series-for-business/
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Become a fan on Facebook and keep up with Kathryn
https://facebook.com/supremesocialmedia
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This was a great call with Kathryn. She knows her stuff and so willingly shares it. Thank you so much for making this available.