SocialBase Handbooks Offer Step by Step Advice For Brands

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Back in the day there was document management to take care of all your office productivity and organizational requirements. Then came Google Docs when it all moved online and now with the explosion of social media data brands have to monitor and collect there’s SocialBase, a “collaborative social media productivity platform.”

And if that weren’t enough, now there’s SocialBase Handbooks, a collection of step by step, Handbooks written by experts that map out effective social business programs. And they’re backed into SocialBase ready for users to refer to when managing their own social media programs.

Handbook information comes from Janet Aronica of oneforty, Rachel Happe of The Community Roundtable, Becky McCray of SmallBizSurvival, Causemedia Group, TechStars and Flybridge Capital.

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