@karen_cranston @MTSUBizBuzz I liked what they said about using industry key words. I think it is easy on social media accounts, especially LinkedIn, to forget that they are there for business. Remembering that small fact can drastically change the way that you speak.
@KayliSJones1 I really liked what she stated about headshots. I never knew that this was holding me back until I changed my headshot on LinkedIn and people seriously started to my profile so much more serious.
#MTSUClassChat https://t.co/o5Tiw009hL I love her habit #2, it says "They provide value every single day." This is so true, the state something important to their audience every day and show up for their audience.
#MTSUClassChat https://t.co/Ner5FoitWu "Ashley’s a marketing consultant and owns her own marketing firm, called Dash of Social.
Her firm offers services ranging from social media marketing, marketing strategies, SEO, paid ads, blogging & email marketing"
#MTSUClassChat Peleton was under scrutiny for copyright laws because of the way that they were playing songs in their workout videos! https://t.co/pWejsgiUb0
I enjoyed reading this article about the differences. It states, "Students write to demonstrate learning, Business writers write to get things done." https://t.co/zg3Qv5dHhU #MTSUClassChat
As Karen and Brady stated, I did not think about the audience. However, it is very different in business when you do not know the recipient. Academically, one is most always going to know their professor's styles or the recipient they are writing too. #MTSUClassChat