Gameshow [Extremely Humorous]

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This month’s gameshow was action packed, featuring judge Vikram Rajan of phoneBlogger.net and contestants Sheryl Garrett of the Garrett Planning Network and Scott Salaske of FirstMetric.

You’ll enjoy the interplay of skill and chance in this episode – but that’s not all. In addition, you’ll learn:

  • What social media platform do the most US adults earning $75k or more use, according to Hootsuite?
  • How to meet prospects in an elevator and get them to stay in touch with you
  • How to engage the millennial children of your clients
  • How to optimize use of LinkedIn groups
  • How to engage with COIs on social media

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Resources

Newberry, Christina. (2018, June 11th). Social Media Advertising 101: How to Get the Most out of Your Budget. Hootsuite. Retrieved from https://blog.hootsuite.com/social-media-advertising/

Pew Research. (2018, February 27th). Social Media Use in 2018: Use of different online platforms by demographic groups. Pew Research. Retrieved from http://www.pewinternet.org/2018/03/01/social-media-use-in-2018/pi_2018-03-01_social-media_a-01/

Pratt, Sofria. (2015, November 16th). Sourcecon. 10 Big Changes to LinkedIn Groups You Should Know About. Retrieved from https://www.sourcecon.com/10-big-changes-to-linkedin-groups-you-should-know-about/

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