Social Media Mentor RaShaunda Fuller Empowers Women with Pinterest

CINCINNATI, Aug. 19, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Help has arrived for women seeking to be empowered to increase their business success and live the life of their dreams. Social Media Marketing Expert RaShaunda Fuller knows how the proper use of social media can help women live their dreams and is ready to share the tricks of the trade.

Fuller will share the secrets of Pinning With a Purpose in a webinar on Wednesday, August 27, starting at 8 p.m. EDT (7 p.m. CDT, 6 p.m. MDT, 5 p.m. PDT).  Join in here.

Fuller is an experienced social media mentor and the founder of MySocialMediaMentors.com, where women in business can find training courses that help them learn social media quickly and in a practical way that immediately helps them grow their business. Her current program, Pinning With a Purpose: Pinterest Marketing for the Girl Next Door, not only teaches women in business what Pinterest is and how to use it, but demonstrates that the platform can be used to start, launch and grow their business or vision. Fuller goes beyond the product or service to the deeper purpose behind what has been created.

"This is a movement to help women understand the power of Pinterest and do what so many others have been able to do with it, which is bring their dreams to pass, gain financial independence and meet their goals on both sides of live, business and personal," Fuller explains.

Considering the number of Pinterest users is more than 70 million, and those who click through to purchase spend an average of $180 per purchase (versus an $80 purchase for Facebook users and a $69 purchase for Twitter users), the value of using Pinterest is quite evident. But where to begin and then what? Fuller has it all covered. Her course will:

• Explain what Pinterest is, why it's important and how to use it to leverage its biggest benefits to achieve success
• Reveal the five critical mistakes that must be avoided when using Pinterest
• Investigate the top five things that can be done immediately to take advantage of the Pinterest platform
• Answer questions and provide the tools to Pin with a Purpose to achieve real results

What sets Fuller's teaching apart from other social media instruction is that she teaches an interactive and realistic approach with tried-and-true examples of what really works so her students can apply the skills immediately.

Those who have already worked with Fuller and gained from Fuller's expertise agree that she knows what works and that her methods truly create personal and professional change for women in business, giving them what Fuller calls "the upper hand" over their competition.

"It's clear that she really knows today's social media strategies and the tactics that will help any company to successfully navigate the ever-changing landscape of social media marketing online," says Jennifer Dumpy, VP of Sales and Marketing at Vayu Media.

R.G. Shelton, author of Destiny is Waiting on You explains, "Her cutting edge ideas enhanced the effectiveness of my website and improved my presence on the web. I am impressed with her know-how…she is truly a rare occurrence in business today."

Fuller was a featured keynote speaker at the Bronners Brothers Business Institute; she was featured in the Who's Who in Black Cincinnati and is co-author of the book "The Courage to Fly" alongside best-selling authors Danielle LaPorte and Karen Salmansohn.

Pinning With a Purpose: Pinterest Marketing for the Girl Next Door is perfect for women who are in a variety of businesses, including:

• B2B or B2C
• Coaches and consultants
• Massage therapists and other alternative treatments or methodologies
• Graphic or web design services
• Hospitality
• Retail
• Home-based business
• Non-profit
• E-commerce

Fuller further explains that Pinterest drives more traffic to websites and blogs than Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+ or YouTube, and 59% of Pinterest users click through to make a purchase. She resonates with women in business and has a long history of coaching them to successfully use the social media tools that are available at their fingertips.

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