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Brian Stelter: “Be indispensable”
ShareBrian Stelter is one of the youngest reporters for The New York Times. Want to follow in his footsteps? His advice is to follow your passion. I caught up with Stelter after his presentation as the first keynote speaker for … Continue reading
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Tagged #cmanyc2010, 14 hour days, brand, branding, Brian Stelter, CMA, Collaborate, facts, focus, hustle, media, Media Decoder, niche, NYT, TVNewser, web-first
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Four-step social media strategy
ShareGlittering promises to transform you into a social media powerhouse overnight are scams. Focusing on a long-term method to grow your social media presence, though, is a good idea. Many groups, including college journalism outlets, are strategizing on the best … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media, Tips
Tagged active, be active, benefits, engage, facebook, google, google alerts, grow, hashtags, increasing followers, lazyfeed, media, MEGA, methods, Monitor, Social Media, strategy, twitter, university, university twitter strategy
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