Getting Help With Social Media

If you’re not sure whether you should be tweeting or blogging, but you’re pretty sure you’d like to do more with Houzz and Tumblr, Carol L. Morgan has a book for you.

The public-relations and social-media consultant has published the third edition of Social Media 3.0 with MyHome Press. It explains how to use social media such as Google+, Pinterest, Tumblr, Instagram, Houzz, and Foursquare to increase business visibility and sales.

The book offers a number of suggestions for developing a “long-term social-media strategy on any budget,” the National Association of Home Builders says. Social Media 3.0 is available as a softcover book or as an e-book. Details for ordering are available here.

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