What Not To Post For Students: How to Use Social Media to Get Ahead

Written in 2013, this book is designed to help young people use social media to their advantage. Each day, students tweet, post and share with the world. But their use of social media could come back to haunt them when applying to college, looking for a job or pursuing other opportunities. This social media guide explains how to use social media to develop a personal brand online, and how students can use their posts to establish a solid reputation to serve them for years to come. What Not To Post for Students is written exclusively for savvy students and those concerned about what teens might be doing with social media, who want the best for them. This comprehensive guide includes: Smart strategies for students using social media; How to build a personal brand online; Online reputation management essentials; Why a positive online image matters. In addition to details on what not to post and good things to share, the book includes dozens of ideas to help students leverage social media, with a steady reminder to think before they post. What Not to Post is also ideal for schools, counselors, and parents as a positive resource for students and teens.

P.K. Renner is a professional writer, online marketer and coach. She lives in Fairlawn, Ohio, with her cute husband, two amazing boys, two obese felines and a dog named Rover.