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Facing Facebook The power of social media and how to harness it Face book, Instant Messaging, Texts, Twitter, Sykpe It used to be so easy. Or was it.........?? Social media gives us the power to reach so many with our message in just a few


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Facing Facebook

The power of social media and how to harness it

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Face book, Instant Messaging, Texts, Twitter, Sykpe

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It used to be so easy.

Or was it.........??

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Social media gives us the power to reach so many with our message in just a few clicks on the computer

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Facebook is more than connecting with lost friends and playing games. It is a way....

 to boast about what your club is doing.  to bring the business community to your

club.

 to learn what others are doing  To get our message out beyond where you

ever thought you could reach!

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Example of the power of social media

Facebook Users Protest Susan G. Komen De-Funding Planned ParenthoodJennifer Moire on February 1, 2012 9:08 PM The group famous for the breast cancer pink ribbon faces about 20 negative posts per minute on Facebook over the sudden decision to pull funding of preventative breast cancer programs, such as mammograms, for low-income women at Planned Parenthood affiliates. Komen claims that since Planned Parenthood is facing a congressional investigation, its newly revised rules won’t allow funding of such programs. Most posts on Facebook take Planned Parenthood’s side of things, arguing that Komen’s decision was based on pressure from right-wing groups. The anti-Komen sentiment on Facebook is picking up steam, with posts appearing every 25-45 seconds on average today. Facebook posts supporting Komen’s decision are just starting to show up online, and some of these are featured below. The online campaign pressuring Komen to reverse course is following a familiar template: resharing of the same links and paid Facebook advertising.

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FACE BOOK

Today’s Backyard Fence

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How do I get on?

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Now you will have a wall. This is yours to customize

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So now its time to set up your privacy...

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Setting who can see your posts

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Walls, pages and groups

 A wall is an individual's place where they

post comments, pictures and all your personal information

 The home page is where you see what all

your friends are doing in one place

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Walls, pages and groups

How are pages different than Groups?

Pages allow real organizations, businesses, celebrities and brands to communicate broadly with people who like them. Pages may only be created and managed by

  • fficial representatives.

Groups provide a closed space for small groups of people to communicate about shared interests. Groups can be created by anyone.

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This is your home page and you can use the search bar to find pages

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Liking a page

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Rocky Mountain Region Page

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Posts to Region page by clubs and members

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You can even make pages for your events and invite friends

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Invite friends

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Make sure your page has several administrators

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As an administrator you have a voice as the page and as yourself

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  • Misc. Stuff
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To learn more about how social media is helping women's issues