In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Some social networking sites, like Meetup or Sprout Social, can put you in touch with individuals interested in the industry in which you'll be marketing. Develop relationships with these people. Let them know how you might help them and vice versa. They may be invaluable in the future. Share some of your recent projects with people in your chosen industry along with future projects you hope to work on. This is a subtle way of indicating specific areas of expertise and interest to others. Search online for professional mixers, expos, and organizations, like the New York Social Media Club or the New Media Expo. Attend these events and exchange your contact information with other attendees. Join conversations topical to your industry on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Grow your own Twitter and Facebook following. If you have a large following, you'll be more desirable to potential employers. Drive up community engagement on your Facebook page by sharing relevant posts from other organizations in your industry or groundbreaking research. Reach out to notable users in your industry on Twitter by tweeting to them directly with an @ symbol followed by a user's name. The same can be done on Facebook by linking other users to posts. Grab the attention of online users by responding to posts. Don't be afraid to respectfully take a stance or voice your opinion on issues. with other marketers. Your week is likely busy. It's hard to make time to keep valuable professional relationships alive. Why not set aside a single hour each week to go through your client list? Get in touch with contacts by phone. Keep the conversation short, but personal, by saying something like, "I'm a little busy today, but I wanted to call and see how you were doing." Similar to phone conversations, connect with contacts through email. Use a simple template and add a few personal comments to make the message more organic. Building your marketing life can be stressful, but as the saying goes, "Many hands make for light labor." After making professional connections, reach out and suggest working on a personal project, like marketing for an event or professional organization you're involved with, together with fellow media marketers. Make up for weak areas in your social media marketing skillset by bringing in a partner who's good at what you're not. To reach out to others, you might say, "I've got Twitter under control, but I think handling it and Facebook would be overwhelming. How about we work together and you manage Facebook?" As an added bonus (and who doesn't love bonuses?), your project will have increased engagement from fellow collaborators' online followings.
Summary: Join social groups in your industry. Cultivate your online presence. Develop meaningful relationships Collaborate with other social media marketers.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a soft cloth and water to gently wipe down all surfaces of wicker to remove dirt and retain shine. Try using a mild soap on your cloth or sponge for more stubborn dirt and stains on your wicker, but follow by wiping with just water afterwards. You can also add salt to water as a non-abrasive way to gently scrub away dirt and stains. Add a mixture of one part white vinegar to three parts water on your cloth if you need to eliminate mold or mildew built up on the wicker. Remove any cushions or other material that is not made of wicker and clean separately. Check to see if cushions have a tag with care instructions. You may be able to put the entire cushion, or a removable cover, into a washing machine. When in doubt, opt for gently dabbing at cushion fabric with a damp cloth and a small amount of gentle soap or stain remover. Wipe outdoor furniture with a wet cloth or sponge and soap, then rinse with a hose. Never hose down paper fiber wicker, as it will easily be destroyed by a large amount of water. Washing should mainly be done with care on natural reed or synthetic wicker. If possible, tilt your piece of furniture so that any area with a tighter weave of the wicker is on top. This way, water will run down from it to the looser weave, where it can be wiped away or dried more easily without keeping moisture trapped inside the weave. Steam-clean outdoor wicker furniture with a hand steam-cleaner if it is very dirty. Make sure that you dry the wicker right away with a hair dryer or full sun and wind to avoid the wicker warping or bending. Ensure that the wicker is fully dry after washing and before replacing cushions or using the furniture again. Keep the furniture in a dry place indoors, outside in the sun in dry conditions, or use a fan or hairdryer at some distance away from the wicker to accelerate drying. Keep the shape of the wicker as best as possible. Avoid sitting or placing any objects on the furniture before it is completely dry, as the wicker may form a new shape when wet. Expect to wait several days for the wicker to dry entirely.
Summary: Wipe with a damp cloth or sponge. Wash cushions separately. Hose down outdoor wicker furniture. Let the wicker dry.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Skating videos are at the heart of skating culture. Compilation videos and tutorials are widely available for free on the Internet. You can find virtuosic displays of skating prowess, as well as helpful hints and tips for the beginner. For example, Aaron Kyro and Andy Schrock have good tutorials and information on their channels. Learn how to do more advanced technical things and tricks with videos.
Summary:
Watch lots of skating videos.