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Mastering your Social Media Life inside your HVAC Company

March 26, 2012 by Todd Liles
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It’s important for HVAC independent contractors to maintain a social media presence inside their HVAC company because it can help create leads, build relationships, and grow business contacts.  But staying abreast of social media activity and reguarly updating your sites can take up lots of your valuable time.  In this short “Work Smart” video clip, Gina Tranpani, gives some advice on funneling information, alerts, and notifications in a more effective manner.

Enjoy this great video clip and have a wonderful start to the week inside your independent contracting company!

-Resource curated by Whitney Stewart of Service Excellence Training.

Category: LeadershipTag: business, Electrical, Gina Trapani, HVAC, Hvac Companies, HVAC company, independent contracting companies, independent contracting company, leads, Media, Media Activities, Plumbing, relationships, Service Excellence Training, social media

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