18 Stories: Mike Amico
Published on Nov 23, 2015
Park and Kevin, here is my 18 story ideas for your review.
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18 Stories
DELIVERABLE 2: Generate three story ideas from the content you developed this week around your capstone initiative that you can use in social media to establish your thought leadership, and describe each with a headline and a one-sentence descriptor about the story idea.
Then, prioritize the 18 story ideas in an editorial calendar and outline how you will produce and publish these stories within the social media strategy you created in week 6 of communications course II.
Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.
Upload a copy of all your deliverables in Week 6 of Leadership III.
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