This document discusses how serious scientists can use social media to communicate and promote their work. It recommends that scientists use RSS feeds to stay informed, maintain an online publications list, write a blog or podcast to share narratives, and amplify their work by sharing on social networks. The goal is for scientists to use these social media tools to know what's going on in their field, communicate their science to others, and promote their research, field, and institutions.

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