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2-2 Engagement Activities
Find and Follow:
1.
Ann Handley- https://twitter.com/annhandley/
I chose Ann because she has over 25 years of experience in digital marketing. “Ann Handley writes and speaks about how businesses can escape marketing mediocrity to achieve tangible results.” (Ann Handley, 2024) She is very active on her social media page and always posts about new things that deal with marketing and tips, tricks, and motivational quotes. Her website is also very helpful and informative. https://annhandley.com/
2.
Joe Pulizzi- https://twitter.com/JoePulizzi
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When looking at Joe Pullizzi’s Twitter I noticed he posts insightful information like trends, stats, tips, and more related to marketing. He left Twitter for a little while but is back, so I decided to follow him to see what information I can take away from him. According to Google, he is one of the world’s top content marketing authorities. I even looked at his website which gives you even more information on Joe, where to find him, what companies he’s worked with, and appearances he is making. https://www.joepulizzi.com/
3.
Kim Garst- https://twitter.com/kimgarst
While looking for people who are in social media marketing I came across Kim’s twitter page. She stuck out to me with her pinned post. It was about video backgrounds and if it’s
hurting your views. It also stuck out because it mentioned a streaming platform I use. She
even has a group that focuses on monetizing your content and how to grow your audience. https://www.skool.com/authoritycreators
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