How to use this library
First, find a post you want to use by clicking on either button. These are posts on cessation! Follow the instructions for Twitter or Facebook.
Instructions
Option 1: Create your own tweet
- Copy text and place in tweet.
- Right-click the accompanying graphic and select “save image as” to save it to your computer.
- Upload graphic to Twitter as part of your tweet.
Option 2: Re-tweet TECC's tweet
- Click on the Tweet to go to TECC’s version of the tweet and then retweet it.
- You have the option to add your own introductory text if desired.
Pardot - Curated tweets by @TECCnews
Next, copy the caption. We’ve written short, attention getting captions that include links to trustworthy sources. Feel free to use exactly what we wrote or customize them to make them more interesting to your community. Once you’ve got your caption, paste it into the “Write a post…” field on your Facebook page.
Now you want a good image. You can use the images we’ve provided (to download, right click the image, and select “Save image as”), or you can pick your own visually interesting and relevant image. If you don’t have your own images, use TECC’s free image gallery for tobacco control. Upload the image to your post, click “Publish”, and that’s it!
Caption
If cold turkey isn’t for you, quit smart, not hard. Nicotine patches, gum, and some prescription medications can help reduce your cravings and withdrawal symptoms.
https://www.nobutts.org/
Caption
If you think vaping will help you quit smoking, think again. People who use e-cigarettes to quit are 28% less successful than those who don’t.
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanres/article/PIIS2213-2600(15)00521-4/fulltext
Caption
After a year, risk of heart attack goes way down. At 5 years, risk of mouth, throat, esophagus, bladder cancer is cut in half. In 10 years, lung cancer risk drops by 50%. Need another reason to quit?
https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/data_statistics/fact_sheets/health_effects/effects_cig_smoking/index.htm
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