Building Social Equity 2.0 - Social Media Training

Building Social Equity 2.0 – Social Media Training

Published by Your SEO Mentor under Social Media, Web 2.0

Nov
18
2009

BuildingSocialEquity.com

What is Building Social Equity 2.0?
Why is it important?
How can I get it?

So if you watched my video above you know that I am launching my new Social Media Training Course – Building Social Equity 2.0! The tag line is “SEO Meets Social Media” because I teach step-by-step how to use and submit valuable content to social media sites like Hubpages.com, Squidoo.com, Stumbleupon.com, Facebook.com, Scribd.com, and Twitter.com.

The course is twenty (20) modules full of video training where I take you through an entire social marketing campaign. Learn how to do keyword research correctly, also learn how to optimize and write your content socially.

If you are a business owner and you have a website then this course is built for you. See what Alex Mandossian has to say about Building Social Equity 2.0 at his video testimonial via Youtube.

Thanks for taking time out of the day to learn more about me and my new program. To find out more make sure you visit – http://www.buildingsocialequity.com

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One Response to “Building Social Equity 2.0 – Social Media Training”

Brian Says:
March 4th, 2010 at 11:22 am
I have long wondered if using some of the social media sites actually helps your business. I can see the benefits you can get from sites like HubPages and Squidoo where you are actually posting content that is relatively substantial. A bit like posting articles.

But for the likes of Stumble and Digg all your really doing is adding links, if people like it they support it and if they don’t nothing happens. The latter seems to be the case more often than not because there is a definite reluctance to support a specific business. These types of sites are more for breaking news and sensationalist releases. Pretty time consuming to be involved with as well if you allow it to be.