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Social Media Marketing for Education: Best Practices to Build a Strategy That Actually Works
Social Media Marketing for Education: Best Practices to Build a Strategy That Actually Works

Social media marketing for education needs a different playbook. Learn how to build a social media strategy that reaches K-12 educators and decision-makers.

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Social MediaKatie StoddardMay 3, 2021katie stoddard
Build Your K-12 Influence with Thought Leadership
Build Your K-12 Influence with Thought Leadership

Grow your K-12 audience through a thought leadership strategy. Sharing your expertise through K-12 conferences, education blogs, education podcasts, and more can increase your audience and improve outreach efforts.

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Thought LeadershipTYMMarch 24, 2021katie stoddard
5 Ways to Increase Your Twitter Following
5 Ways to Increase Your Twitter Following

Twitter is a great way for speakers and authors to increase their presence. Increase your Twitter following through active engagement and consistent posting.

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Why K-12 Authors and Speakers Need a Marketing Strategy—And How to Create Yours!
Why K-12 Authors and Speakers Need a Marketing Strategy—And How to Create Yours!

K-12 speakers and education should employ a marketing strategy to sell more books or book more consulting days. Here’s a guide to how K-12 authors and education speakers should get started with marketing.

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