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8 Tips for Using Social Media for Political Campaigns

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By now, most candidates for public office have figured out that incorporating social media into their campaigns is a critically important step. The last couple of election cycles, much of this social media business was new. Do you want to use social media to communicate with your existing supporter base or grow your base?

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Social Media Refresh Tip #2: Export Your Friends’ Contact Info

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You’ve added your family, friends, old classmates and co-workers to your list of Facebook friends. Would you like to add them to your own contact list in Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo or wherever else you stash this information? From here, you will be able to export the list from Yahoo and then import it into any other email program.

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New to Social Media? Step 1: Be a Consumer | Almost Savvy

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Step 1: Be a Consumer Posted by Irene Koehler in Blogging , Branding , Business , Social Media , Tips on October 20, 2009 | 3 responses In the last post, you heard Chris Brogan describe how important having a blog can become in the quest to be found more readily online. This meshes with #1 on my list of 11 Ways to Thrive on Twitter.

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How-to: View and Organize Fan Pages on Facebook | Almost Savvy

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Here is a quick and easy way to organize your content stream on Facebook using Friends Lists, so that you will be more likely to see the updates from your favorite pages. Simply create more than one list. You may want to create separate lists for business fan pages, retail fan pages, and hobby fan pages.

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How to Find and Ban Members in Facebook Groups

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It should be only be a matter of finding that person on the list of group members and removing them with a click of the mouse. The problem is that, for some reason, finding the name you’re looking for on the list of members is very often impossible. Image courtesy of elycefeliz.

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Facebook Tip: How To Choose Who Can See Your Friends

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One of the many recent tweaks which hasn’t received much coverage is the ability to control who sees your list of friends. This scenario is only one of many which may lead some people to choose to hide their list of friends from prying eyes. I’ve added them all to a Friends List I cleverly call ‘Family.’

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10 Email Sins You Must Stop Committing Right Now

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Newsletter Sin: Just because someone once handed you a business card does not make it OK for you to add them to your newsletter email list. People who do not want to be on your email list may unsubscribe, but they also may mark it as spam (not a good thing for you). The ability to opt-out is not the same thing as opt-in.

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