What Are the Unintended Consequences?
What are the unintended consequences senior living as a sector operates in, develops and grows today?
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In A Crisis Would You Be As Good as Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook?
It’s important for corporate leaders to have rapid response protocols in place for a crisis.
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Mark Zuckerberg Apologizes Again…Lessons for Senior Living
Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook have been front and center over the last few weeks. We can learn a lesson here.
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How to Flip a Flop — from Failure to Facebook
350 members in one week and several hundred posts . . . the only thing missing is YOU!
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10 Rules for Social Media Success
The thing that makes social media appealing is that it can be a game changer for those willing to engage.
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Inconvenient Truths about Social Media and Seniors
Despite all the attention given to social media, it is not the magic bullet for communicating with – or marketing to – seniors.
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Social Media: Direct Lead Generation or Lead Nurturing? Why You Should Care
It takes time to build a powerful social media program. And, once you start, it’s important to keep the engine fueled with fresh content.
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Secrets You Can Use to Create Shareable Social Content on Facebook
When combined with Twitter and Instagram, Facebook accounts for 96.4% of social sharing.
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6 STEPPS for Getting People Talking About Your Community
What can you do to improve your odds?
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Social Media With A Twist
Meme what you say and say what you meme!
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Facebook and YouTube: Too Big to Ignore
I’ve been asked by a number of my clients to “do” their Facebook Fan Page or YouTube channel. My...
Read MoreA Case for a Dynamic Computer Program in Senior Communities
By Sarah Jennings
“Social relationships, or the relative lack thereof, constitute a major risk factor for health—rivaling the effect of well-established health risk factors such as cigarette smoking, blood pressure, blood lipids, obesity and physical activity” — —House, Landis, and Umberson; Science 1988
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