Social Media Policy: Our Seminar on How to Develop One
Social Media Policy: Our seminar on How to Develop One
We just finished presenting a series of seminars on developing a social media policy in Toronto and Barrie. If you would like to receive a copy of our Power Point presentation, please email us at [email protected]
Congratulations to Kim Marshall at Innovation Automation Inc. for winning an Ipad as part of our Client Referral Program
To access two blogs discussing social media policies, click here Social media policies pt. I and here Social media policies pt. II
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