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December 24, 2016

How to Conduct your Own Year in Review on Twitter [UML]

How to Conduct your Own Year in Review on Twitter [UML]

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Frank Strong, MA, MBA

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Facebook knows how to finish the year with class. For the last several, the social network has provided users with a “year in review” and variations of the sort. Users can review this summary and chose to post it to...

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