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How to promote website/blog on FB, Twitter, Pinterest etc?

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bondhoward last edited by

Kindly provide me the guide link for FB, Twitter, Pinterest and other important social media websites to learn how to promote website/blog on them
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aap82 last edited by

My recommendation is not to use every social media web site available and just stick to 2 or maxim 3.
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Andy-Halliday last edited by

Hi

This is a great article on Social Media: http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-social-media - hope this is what your after.
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