Author Jennifer Henczel Teaches Ideas for your Social Media Content in New Book

July 18, 2012 - PRLog -- Where does a business owner start when social media is rapidly changing daily with Twitter, Facebook and even Linked In? Social media is a must for any business owner, yet can be intimidating. Fear no more and get your mind in the game with Author Jennifer Henczel’s latest book, “592 Tweets, Posts and Quotes: Ideas for Your Social Media Content”.

Author Henczel states, “It’s not uncommon for business owners to open a social media account and then sit idle because they don’t know where to start. They don’t know how to use these accounts to benefit their business”. In “592 Tweets, Posts and Quotes: Ideas for Your Social Media Content” assists those who want to benefit from the full potential of social media to promote themselves, their business or organization. It is packed with ideas for generating engaging social media content. Readers will receive strategies for consistently staying positive in their tone and message.

The key to social media is building relationships. In “592 Tweets, Posts and Quotes:  Ideas for Your Social Media Content”, business owners will learn how to successfully engage others, build messages, build branding and even build their business. Marketing Motivator and Author Henczel has written a guide to social media that business owners can refer to daily for instruction until they are feeling comfortable enough to strike out on their own.

“592 Tweets, Posts and Quotes: Ideas for Your Social Media Content” can be purchased at http://www.marketingmotivator.com . If you are interested in interviewing Author Henczel regarding social media and how to get started with content, contact her at jhenczel@marketingmotivator.com .

About the Author

Jennifer Henczel, PID is a marketing, communications and management specialist from Vancouver, BC, Canada. She enjoys providing resources and information to other entrepreneurs. Her training expertise includes facilitating marketing, professional development and import/export courses in universities, colleges and government funded training centers. She compiled this book based on her studies of communications and social media at a Masters level, combined with questions from clients and students around the world.