When it comes to social media platforms in the professional world, LinkedIn isn’t the only site that will boost your career—or help you land your dream job.
Interested in learning more? Awesome. Here are a few graphics that’ll help you understand how to best use each one.
For those of you who still feel like you’re on the beginner end of things, enjoy!
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The Takeaway
You can share the same message across all the networks, but you do need to change up how you present it.
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The Takeaway
There’s no denying that we live in a “me-centered” culture. Take advantage of this by using the different platforms to showcase different parts of your personal brand.
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The Takeaway
On the internet, “friends” means something different on every website. Don’t start a connection with someone unless your intentions for starting the connection are the same.
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The Takeaway
They might all be called “social networks,” but every platform has its unique function. You’re making a mistake if you’re using all of them the same way.
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The Takeaway
Nothing’s stopping you from making a post anywhere you want. But if you’d like to maximize engagement with your audience (think likes, shares, and retweets), where you share your content is just as important as what you share.
