This wedding officiant understands the importance of incorporating social media into business practices. If you are just starting out in the business sector, or even the person who wants to connect for fun, then these social media tips are just for you. Now keep in mind... our current technology is constantly going through a facelift, thus as I am typing these words at this very moment, a new procedure will have been created!!! OK, enjoy, and get your social media groove on!!!
- What’s
your social media goal? If you don’t know where you want to go, it’s
pretty hard to get there.
- Promote
your most popular posts – and that goes for blog posts as well as social
media posts.
- If
you hate tracking, at least track with Facebook Insights. It’ll show you a
lot about your Page progress.
- How
do you get the conversation going on social media? Try humor and
controversy. They’re very powerful.
- Social
media is a powerful thing, but never mistake fooling around with being productive.
Stay focused!
- Click
FB Insights’ “Posts>When Your Fans are Online” to see your audience’s
peak posting times. (Post during these times!)
- Look
for questions repeated over and over on your chosen social networks.
Provide the definitive answer.
- Analyze
your own tweets. Which types got most retweeting? Most Interaction?
Questions, graphics or?
- Don’t
be shy with your social media presence. Go for it – but be authentic – and
be social!
- Still
trying to be everyone’s “friend”? Each connection counts – and speaks loudly
about who you are to your other connections.
- If
you want your social content to social content to attract, do your best to
share quality tips that are really unique
- Make
sure you speak with an identifiable, individual voice when posting social
content. Your posts should never sound “canned”.
- Be
consistent and post regularly during your audience’s peak posting times on
any social networks you’ve chosen to frequent.
- If
you use Pinterest regularly, make sure you also access http://nitrogr.am/
for powerful, easy to use Pinterest analytics.
- Use
http://nitrogr.am/ for easy hashtag monitoring. (Let your social
networking friends know about this, too.)
- Posts
people skip most? Highly personal negative posts complaining about illness
and problems. (Do you agree?)
- Include
a mix of rich media in your social content. Video, photos, Instagram and
Vine looping video clips.
- Vine
video clips loop. Instagram video clips don’t. Vine streams on Twitter;
Instagram videos on Facebook.
- Vine
videos are 6 seconds long. Instagram are 15 seconds. How can you use this
information for your marketing?
- Tapping
your screen for a Vine video starts filming. Tapping your screen for an
Instagram video just adjusts focus.
- Be
sure you don’t use any banned hashtags with your Instagram photos or
videos: http://thedatapack.com/banned-hashtags-instagram/
- Use
Instagram hashtags to crowd-source user-generated content as well as
extend your own reach.
- Remember
that Instagram hashtags are not case-sensitive and don’t work with spaces
or special characters.
- If
your preferred social platform doesn’t have good native analytics, look
for third party sites that provide it.
- Give
your new product campaign a name – and start talking about it on your
social media.
- Make
sure all new product posts are made regularly. Don’t let gaps occur. Keep
it fresh in people’s minds (without overdoing it.)
- Don’t
tell everyone too much at once about your upcoming project. Mystery breeds
interest! Hints and teasers are part of the fun.
- Use
surveymonkey.com to create free surveys. You can ask questions for your
new product idea and share the link on social media.
- If
you’re advertising on Facebook, remember your ad images, including the
thumbnail, cannot include more than 20% text.
- Take
advantage of the fact you can now use text, arrows and calls to action in
Facebook Cover –photos.
- Facebook
Profile photos are square and display at 160 x 160 pixels – but remember
Facebook wants you to upload at 180 x 180.
- At
the very least, include a Facebook app tab leading to your sign-up page or
form (and use a clear, easy-to-read call to action.)
- You
can display 3 custom app tabs of your choice in your Facebook header
section. Make the most of this “real estate”!
- Only
your short description displays in your Facebook header section, but fill
out your Profile 100% for max searchability.
- Select
“Replies On” in your Page Admin panel “Manage Permissions” section to
increase the conversation on your Page.
- If
you consistently get endorsements that are not relevant on LinkedIn, be
aware you can remove endorsements completely.
- Check
“Who’s Viewed Your Profile” in LinkedIn to see who is finding you – as
well as the keywords they used.
- In
your LinkedIn Privacy and Settings page, "Select what others see when
you've viewed their profile” to keep it private - or not.
- In
Google+ posts, encase text in asterisks for bold and underscore it to
create italics. (Share this tip!)
- Did
you know Google+ makes animated .GIFs from your photos? Just type the
keyword “motion” in your Photos section to find them.
- Use
the Google+ Ripples feature to track your posts by clicking the top-right
arrow in your post.
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