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Tomorrow’s the next course in our successful Community College curriculum: Social Support Strategies. This is a live webcast, followed by a Q&A with Get Satisfaction co-founder and Director of Community Education, Amy Muller.
Social Support is a complex task, so here’s how we’re going to break it down:
- -make the most of your social media strategies
- -connect your customers with your Get Satisfaction
- -best practices for building community participation
To truly engage with your customers wherever they are, and build productive lifelong relationships with them, you need to know how to make all the pieces work together. We’re diving into learning more about the best use of Get Satisfaction widgets, Facebook and Twitter to build your community.
Widgety goodness we’ll cover in this class:
- -Custom widgets for your site
- -Basic vs. Pro – what’s best for you?
- -Best practices & examples
Sign up today for Wednesday’s class. Enroll now!
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I understand why you’re calling this “community college”, but doesn’t the term connote a substandard education for people who couldn’t make it to real college. Do you really want potential participants to feel that way?
we thought it was a bit of a fun way to approach the whole thing – community management need not be SO very serious, does it? It could be practical studying-up on things a lot of us didn’t learn in “real college”, for instance.
I take your point, though, and I know a few people had quibbles with it. Maybe it’s my community college summers peeking out.
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I think we must have some strategics about how to raise our children but the most important values start at their house, with their parents, the better parents they will better be.
Any change of getting webex recording? I would love to read regarding this, mostly from best practices for building community participation
Sincerely Jani Sjölund – Web & Social Media Strategist