Social media training
Sharing on Social media
Track what works
Lastly on creating content and sharing on social media, we thought to remind you that it is important to track your posts.
Google analytics and social media tools will tell you what social media posts are achieving results. Further, your analytics will tell you what’s popular on your blog or website, so you can schedule social media posts of those pages to keep the traffic up.
This means that while you may posts regularly on the basics such as Instagram and Facebook, it is important to have a plan for a website.
Remember we are available to support you all the way.
Keep winning..
Share your post on your networks at the time of the post
Hey ladies, welcome to another new week to break boundaries.
Still on getting our social media strategy right, our post for today focuses on :
1. Sharing our posts on our network, through creating initial eyeballs on your post by getting it online when it’s ready. You can put up the link to your post on your WhatsApp status, or send as a message to your WhatsApp contacts.
2. Schedule reposts of content over the next few days: You don’t have to share your content once and then forget as you create new content. Instead, you can repost past content over and over. For example, you might Tweet your various blog quotes with a link to the post once a day over the next three days. After that, you might post it again once a month.
When it comes to posting, watch that you don’t over post to certain networks. For example, you can get away with sending many Tweets (various content, not just your posts) a day, but that doesn’t work well on LinkedIn, in which over posting can annoy your followers.
Social media experts recommend casual social media users post to Facebook/Instagram 1-3 times, Google+ 3-4 times, LinkedIn 1 time, and Twitter 8-12 times a day. These numbers double for hard core users.
Finally, don’t forget you can schedule content using social media tools we will discuss in the week, as well endeavour to target the appropriate timing for your followers on the other side of the world, especially for product business owners.
Keep winning.
Make a calendar or other written plan
Hey ladies , today, we will focus on creating a social media plan or calendar for your business. This way you can effectively make your posts.
Social media experts believe in colour-coded spreadsheet on which they schedule what content are posted to what platforms and when.
Having a social media calendar will help you remember to post as well as know what you should post. There are social media tools that allow you to schedule content. For example, you can set a blog post to be shared once a month over the next six months on any and all your social networks. Some social media tools, such as CoSchedule and Smarter Queue have automated reposting options, so you don’t have to reschedule posts manually.
Remember we are available to support you all the way.
Keep winning.