I was recently asked to give a presentation on social media to a group of financial advisors. Immediately, I knew the topic had to be LinkedIn. Don’t groan. I know most people hate using LinkedIn. It’s boring and the experience feels so stale, even to me. I personally don’t jump out of bed in the […]
4 Powerful Images To Use On Social Media
Are you stuck with a newsfeed filled with text on text on text? As soon as you finish reading this blog post, you can put a pause on reading. Why? Images. That’s why! Images are “in” on social media. Perhaps we can chalk it up to the incredible popularity of Instagram, both Facebook and Twitter […]
4 Steps To Managing A Facebook Page In 2 Hours A Week
Are you a busy business owner juggling multiple aspects of your business at once? This blog post is for you. Prioritizing your business marketing plan is a great thing to do. And, no matter where Facebook falls on your list of priorities, I can tell you this: Facebook management is strengthened through planning. With a […]
Four Social Media Blogs That Inspire My Social Media Gameplans
Back in my early days as social media manager, I would find myself searching the phrase, “best social media blogs,” on Google regularly. I didn’t do this to steal ideas or copy work. I just wanted to gain inspiration and gather knowledge on topics I was unfamiliar with. And, to this day, I still […]
The Updates That Will Benefit Your Facebook Business Page
Can you guess when the last major update to Facebook Business pages took place? If you guessed 2013, you’re right! That wasn’t my guess. In fact, I didn’t even have an educated guesstimation! To put it into perspective, today, roughly 1 million new businesses join Facebook on a monthly basis. In order for Facebook to […]
4 Mistakes That May Be Killing Your Facebook Game
One billion. Roughly the number of people who live in China. Roughly the number of people who are active on Facebook everyday. While you may not be able to make an impact on all 1 billion of those people, you do have the opportunity to really “wow” your audience. When used to it’s […]
