Hi, welcome back. In an earlier post, I talked about the necessity for every small business person to have a presence on social media platforms. Suggested you can go out and hire a consultant to help you do it. Or you can spend your unlimited amount of time and financial resources and do it yourself. Ed Wyntrop here for Coney Media and Brooklyn today. So how exactly do you do it yourself? How do you begin on social media with a real bare bones approach that doesn't make you look silly, that is respectable, and that will get you views and some feedback. And that when someone's looking for you, a potential client, a potential retail customer, they can go online and they'll find you where they expect to find you because as I pointed out before, if they don't find you there, you can well lose the sale. I'm going to call this the social minimalist approach and I'm going to give you a few quick tips on how to go about getting there. There are five places you need to be right away. One is Facebook. Two, Twitter. Three, LinkedIn, four, Google Places, five, YouTube. Let's not get intimidated here. We're going to do it real simple. We're going to take a fast and dirty bare bones approach to getting you up and running on social media as fast as possible. We want to protect your brand from day one. We want to protect your position in the marketplace from day one. We're going to come back later and we're going to enhance your presence on all of these platforms and you're going to see that it's all worthwhile. Till next time, Ed Wine show for Coney Media and Brooklyn today.