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This document provides a practitioner's guide to social media marketing. It discusses various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and blogs. It notes that social media marketing takes effort through posts, but the benefits can include increased website visitors, requests for information, new customers, lower support costs, free market research, and improved customer loyalty. The document concludes by listing additional services provided by the author like mobile apps, websites, and search engine optimization.

Social Media Marketing
A practitioner's guide

Social media marketing does take effort.
It takes time.
Tweets, forums posts and mediating, facebook
discussions, blog posts.
You could contract it out.
But ...... consider the benefits.

“Dance like the photo’s not being tagged.
Love like you’ve never been unfriended.
Tweet like nobody’s following.”

Jerry Figueroa-Lee
jerry@jigsawseo.com
Mobile apps
Database driven websites
Energy Efficiency,
Renewable Energy &
Carbon Management
Search engine optimisation
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