How Photography Week Use Social Media

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1.Allows

Photography Week to upload a

photo of the day.

Enables a photo to be ‘liked’,

commented on and shared by other Facebook users.

Has connections to both Photography

Week’s own blog and the website of the

photographer.

Reinforces that you can get 5 free issues

and where to download them from.

Connects to twitter so that you can easily

follow @PhotographyWeek

Brings Photography Week’s twitter feed up via their

Facebook page.

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Provides a link to the Photography Week

Tumblr blog

Tells users where they

can get their 5 free issues

from.

Lets users know that if they upload any of their photos onto

the page, Photography Week can use

them.

4. Connects to Photography Week’s

Pinterest page.

Photography Week can like and pin the photos they

want on their account. They can also create boards so the

photos are categorized.

Highlights free issues and where to get them. It also provides a

link to the Tumblr account.

Allows users to follow them and for them to

follow other users.

Allows Twitter users to easily Tweet

@PhotographyWeek.

Lets users know that you can get 5 free issues and where to download them from. As well as linking up their Facebook

page and @DCamMag

Used to promote the photo of the

day.

Photography Week uploads a photo of the day an discusses it. Allows people to

‘like’ and ‘re-blog’ the post.

Allows users to view more of the

Photographers work.

Promotes the day that Photography

Week is released and where to get five free issues from.

Allows members to submit their own photography which can be chosen for inclusion in the magazine’s gallery, on the

cover and on their blog.

By clicking see more you can like Photography

Week’s Facebook page from the Flickr account. As well as providing a ink to

the Tumblr page.

Members can use the discussion board to ask any questions they may have.

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