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Social Media Strategies for Freelancers - LaidOffCamp LA
The document offers a social media strategy for freelancers, emphasizing the importance of self-promotion and building relationships through online platforms. It outlines steps for freelancers to establish their brand, including defining their skills, choosing the right social media presence, starting conversations with potential clients, and following up to build credibility. Marieke Hensel shares her expertise in internet marketing and encourages freelancers to be specific about their target audience and showcase their work effectively.
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Social Media Strategies for Freelancers - LaidOffCamp LA
- 1. Yes, I wannafreelance, but who wants to freelance me? - Social media strategy for freelancers
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- 10. Not a philosophicalquestion
- 11. Picture Name Whatdo you wanna do? What is your skill? Translate into results (benefits) for the company
- 12. Marieke Hensel Internetmarketing Example I can easily see if a website is making money or not. I know what to do to get it to make money and implement it. I help businesses change their website from an expense to an income stream.
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- 19. … anddo it well
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- 22. … itsnot just about presence
- 23. Your brand isabout the relationships you form
- 24. Find websites thatyou like to be associated with
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- 26. The ones youlike the most!
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- 32. All these websiteshave communities
- 33. On Twitter it’sthe #hashtag
- 34. On Linkedin, it’sgroups
- 35. On Ecademy, it’sclubs
- 36. On Facebook, it’sgroups
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- 40. What kind ofclients can you help?
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- 46. … theeasier it is to find them
- 47. Use online communicationvehicles
- 48. … to sharewhat you do
- 49. …and who youare
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- 51. What are youdoing now to achieve * your benefit*?
- 52. What are youdoing now to have good quality code?
- 53. What are youdoing now to make sure your systems are safe?
- 54. What are youdoing now to achieve high rankings on Google?
- 55. They might havea good solution
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- 57. That’s where you(can) come in
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- 63. <Delete all your‘drunk’ pictures from Facebook>
- 64. Show examples ofyour work
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- 74. ? Marieke Hensel@hensel [email protected] coworkingfullerton.com