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[...] bad ratio. I can’t do much more than 15 minutes per session or my relevancy rate of targeting new followers becomes not worth it. Since my largest account gets 1.5 clicks per tweet, and has 9000 [...]

[...] . Of course, it is hard to have hard statistics on this, since I don’t really know where my new followers are coming from. But, once I was retweeted by a selective person with 6000 followers. The [...]

[...] you will get a fair amount of clicks as a result which is good! (3) PPC for interactions and new followers I used PPC for interactions and got very poor quality interactions. People would click on my [...]

[...] who are not that experienced, and who will not get you amazing results. They will get you some new followers, maybe write a few tweets if they can even write well, and perhaps get you retweeted a few [...]

[...] Google+ are showing some different behavior. They are more demanding! They want easy to read blog entries, otherwise they will scram! What I learned, was that creating paragraph headers that are [...]

[...] put into Google+, and calculated the rewards. The most effective use of my time was posting my blog entries on their community pages, and I post on many! I get to learn which of my blog entries are [...]

[...] in business. These days I have to each people how to do business phone calls, how to write blog entries, and how to do various social media tasks. It can get pretty complicated. You also have to [...]

[...] you meet new people, and often come out with winning content. Overall Quality Some of the best blog entries I have ever written came from collaborative blogging. When two minds are working in unison, [...]

[...] being appreciated by those who receive those retweets enough for them to want to follow the twitter account responsible for the tweet. Another point to consider is that as an account reaches over 1000 [...]

[...] like a polished professional and the money will come more easily. What is step 1? Create a Twitter account. Get an attractive picture for your icon, and another attractive picture for you top of page [...]

[...] recently, how many interactions there have been, how many retweets, and by whom. A lively twitter account can do miracles for your blog. Be lively yourself and follow other lively people either in [...]

[...] sad! After several years, I wanted to become smarter about social media, so I created my own twitter account that only I would have access to. I wanted to experiment with different types of tweets and [...]

[...] element: crowdsourcing’s metaphysical realities Never ignore the metaphysical element in social media marketing. There is a lot more than what time of the day you post, how good your images are, and [...]

[...] and similar towns in California are interested in marketing including sub-segments of Social Media Marketing, B2B, email marketing, and other marketing specialties. ME: Well, you certainly know your [...]

[...] understanding of social media is an identifying characteristic I’m more familiar with social media marketing, but any type of marketing has the same goal. You have a product or service and want to [...]

[...] grass, and bring it into your office next to the computer to get you in the mood. For social media marketing, some people choose followers, and others choose sources of followers. If you choose your [...]

[...] , and endless responsibilities. I read a lot of Harvard Business Review, and many of their blog articles suggest that figuring out which tasks can be done by someone else, or just not done at all is [...]

[...] The Social Media Test I just did a small test. I tested five of my most popular blog articles on Twitter and Google+. I have two Twitter accounts relevant to outsourcing with a total of [...]

[...] use it on all your networks and you an use it more than once. Moreover, you can write your own blog articles based on topics that did well (that others wrote) that you published and learned were top [...]

[...] that are bolded doubles the time spent on my blog entries. That little change makes the blog articles much easier to read, follow, and digest! Adding pics to the blog articles does miracles too. I [...]

[...] to your main page. Tandem or tag-team social media techniques are a good idea. I have six Twitter accounts. If something does well on one account, I often retweet it on my other accounts (depending [...]

[...] means very little even though that is what we think we want most! So, I created a few Twitter accounts, a Facebook account, Google Plus, Stumbleupon, and will soon do Pinterest and others too. [...]

[...] , a Twitter, and a Blog. That is the secret. But, many people mishandle their Twitter accounts leading to less than desirable results. Some people think you need a huge Twitter [...]

[...] you! It amazes me that my older Twitter accounts have 4000, or 8000 followers, but only get retweeted two dozen times a month, while my newer [...]

[...] . I can’t figure out why it all happened so fast. Business is like that. I wrote another blog article long time ago about the Chinese bamboo tree analogy. You water it daily for several [...]

[...] is a huge concern. Quantity of clicks is something I battle for daily. Every time I write a blog article, or modify my site, the only thought that goes through my head is click volume. But, quality [...]

[...] to know which tasks you can delegate and how to delegate those tasks. If you just read some blog article about how you need to delegate, and delegate critical tasks to someone who is not committed, [...]

[...] even come up with a good title. In my mind this is a rip off. Tagging & posting After the blog article is written, it still needs to be posted on my blog. I need to login, post it, create tags [...]