Archive for the ‘social media’ Category
Wednesday, May 15th, 2013
Clients often want to know how to make heads or tails of Facebook, with all of its changes, and weird little eccentricities. I do not find their support or help sections all that user-friendly. I often conduct "Facebook 101" and "201" with clients on the phone, but for your own self-help, I do suggest you take a look at Mashable's guides to Facebook. Check it out!
Mashable's Facebook guides and tutorials
"Facebook is the world's leading social network, with over 300 million users and more than 900 employees. But how do you get the most out of it? To answer this question and more, Mashable Read more [...]
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Monday, March 18th, 2013
Many thanks to OrangeSoda for this guest post on internet marketing!
In today's competitive consumer market, customers have literally hundreds of options for choosing goods and services. If there isn't a product available nearby, no problem; the customer will simply order the product online. Customers today are technologically savvy and research a product and service carefully before making a decision. Business owners must be just as technologically savvy and willing to research their market if they want to stay competitive. That's where an OrangeSoda internet marketing strategy comes in. The Read more [...]
Wednesday, February 6th, 2013
My clients ask me all the time: How do I get consistent with Social Media postings and interaction?
It is simple, really. I tell them: schedule yourself as a client. Just put yourself in your calendar or booking software as a client, pick a time, and then work for yourself as if you were a client you had a meeting with! Don't let your own marketing fall to the bottom of the heap!
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Tuesday, February 5th, 2013
All my skills are called up for this work!
I have been having so much fun and inspiration with my new clients. When planning social media, writing, editing, researching, planning blogs for their business, etc., I love getting into their heads. I love learning about their businesses, learning to write and think as they do. I learn from them, and from each and every experience. It is a daily stretch, and I am so grateful!
I choose my clients carefully, for fit, for fun, for heart, and so that I know I can really help them. And it's working; we are having a good time, and getting lots done. Read more [...]
Monday, February 4th, 2013
I found a terrific tips article on how to make the most of your Facebook cover photo, from 12most.com. With tips such as branding ideas, suggestions for a collage, how to promote via this image, and a fun idea called "Fan of the Day," this article gave me inspiration! May help you too!
Check it out! Click here for Facebook cover photo tips
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Wednesday, January 16th, 2013
Found a very helpful article, from Small Biz Survival, entitled, "Filtering Twitter: Going from mostly noise to all conversation." Yes please! It gives great ideas of using Tweetdeck and Hootsuite and filter settings to reduce the amount of NOISE we all see in Twitter all the time: automatic tweets and thank yous, broadcast announcements, and cross-posts from Facebook. It can get hard to find the good things from all the weight of STUFF that pours out every day.
Check it out! Small Biz Survival
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Wednesday, January 2nd, 2013
Companies that self promote to the exclusion of all other forms of interactivity really don't succeed. It is all about interactivity - that personal connection... helping out the other guy.
Either you or your Virtual Assistant needs to know how to break up the focus of Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn posts and shares. My clients ask me about this all the time, and I tell them I break it down into percentages, for the sake of scheduling, and keeping track of what I am doing for them in their online presence:
20% of the time I post a personal note or tweet This may be something about my day, Read more [...]
Friday, December 21st, 2012
I found a great article that really resonated with me about Twitter, and how to use it. The author captured so much of how I feel about it, and offers really good suggestions. He explains the way to use lists, to clean up your twitter feed and make the whole thing more manageable.
Have fun!
Many thanks to brasstackthinking.com for this helpful post:
Here is a little piece - go read the whole thing - it is really good:
Lists Are The Solution
You don’t have to follow someone to see their posts. Most people don’t realize this. You can put them on a list and see their Read more [...]
Saturday, September 22nd, 2012
These are a nice find: "Top 10 Social Media Articles That You Might Have Missed " http://bit.ly/9P6MqK
Even though these are from 2010 and there have been some changes to the tech stuff in the sites, the basics are the same and these have good tips for overview.
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Wednesday, September 12th, 2012
Language has changed slowly, constantly, over the generations. But suddenly, in the present day, language is changing at an astounding rate. Thanks to social media.
IMHO, LMAO, ttyl... will these make the dictionary? lol
Check out this interesting article from MarketingProfs.com
Technology is changing the way we communicate. From 140-character Twitter limits to an ever-expanding list of text messaging acronyms, technology is clearly having an impact on language and the words we use to relate to one another.
Read more: http://www.marketingprofs.com/articles/2012/8889/how-social-media-is-changing-the-english-language-and-why-it-matters-to-marketers#ixzz26Gta6MdO
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