I do not often use pintrest but it can be useful to save ideas and find new insperations. Pintrest attracts users as they are able to create many boards of what they like. You personal board can comtain anything from your interest whether it may be from puppies to cars it is literally what you want to look at.

Facebook is a social media I use to communicate with friends and family. With facebook I also like to use it to look at posts of people I know and see all the funny memes that pop up. Facebook also have group pages you can like and follow and keep up to date with their posts.

You can use hypolinks to connect blogs to your social media making it easy for people to access.

Twitter is not something I would use but it can be a good way to promote a business through pop up ads and and can promote the dicounts being offered along with the use of a hashtags.

My name is Jazmine and I am student at Chisholm studying Cert III Beauty Services and am currently on my second year studing. Arfter this course I intend to continue through the beauty industry and focus on becoming a beauty therapist and be able to work in a salon.

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