Which best describes a social media audit?
a. review of social media activity once you implement a campaign
b. review of social media activity before you implement a campaign
c. review of social media messages writing about your client for a campaign
d. review of social media channel audiences levels for a campaign
b. review of social media activity before you implement a campaign
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To do this, Veronica needed a software tool that would let her take pictures and quickly apply digital filters to make them look good before posting them online. Which tool best suits Veronica's requirements? a. Instagram b. YouTube c. Facebook d. Twitter
Karen wants her audience to see her as someone who has integrity. Which of the following
tips would help her achieve that goal? A) be fluent B) indicate your qualifications C) establish rapport D) establish a common bond
Hearsay evidence
a. is never considered reliable. b. is accepted in law, but rejected in politics. c. is accepted in politics, but rejected in law. d. is one of the most reliable forms of evidence.