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Summary
1 Make the decision to take control of your
online professional identity. You can’t
avoid having one so you should ensure it
is positive.
1 Next, set up a personal profile on
Facebook. Set the privacy settings for
friends and family only.
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3 Then set up a Fan page on Facebook
which will be your professional profile that
anyone can access. You can use this
profile to respond to friend requests from
patients.
Summary
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3 Then set up a Fan page on Facebook
which will be your professional profile that
anyone can access. You can use this
profile to respond to unwanted friend
requests from patients.
4 Then consider setting up a YouTube
account, Twitter and Google+
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Keep your personal and company profiles
separate – if you sell your business or move
elsewhere you will want to take your
professional digital identity with you.
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Make sure you have one!
Include guidelines on your website and social
media sites
Let your staff know your expectations
Make them easy to understand
Social media policies
Next, set up a personal profile on Facebook
(www.facebook.com) for your family and friends.
Note that the default privacy settings connect
you with as many people as possible — if you
want to be more selective then click on Privacy
and choose settings such as Friends Only.