1. The 80/20 rule: When running social media for a business, 80% of your posts should be about entertaining or helping your audience, and only 20% should be outright ads and promotions for your business. 2. People like posts with practical value. 3. Remarkability = social currency: your posts need a remarkability factor to stand outContinueContinue reading “Muzart – Top 10 Takeaways”
Monthly Archives: May 2016
Top 10 Takeaways: Katelyn Dennis
Hashtags are to help organize and guide, no more than 2 is necessary. Twitter is a great way to create a solid follower community. I didn’t have Twitter until this class. Be your own PR person. Watch what you post about. It says a lot about you. Don’t post only about yourself. SHARE I noticedContinueContinue reading “Top 10 Takeaways: Katelyn Dennis”
Top 5 Take Aways – Youngblood
Sorry, but there is such a thing as too many hashtags! It makes your whole post confusing and is just an overkill. #stopitnow #saveusfromthehashtags #itsgettingridiculous 2. Social media can enhance our relationships, but if used too much or in the wrong way, it can destroy our relationships even though we may feel we areContinueContinue reading “Top 5 Take Aways – Youngblood”
Top 5 Takeaways – Elder Joe
In the world of Social Media you must have a target audience. There are many forms of Social Media that can be used as platforms. Using SoMe can help your Social Media presence. (Share, Optimize, Manage, Engage). People will appreciate relationship more than your brand. Your Analytics matter to show you your progress inContinueContinue reading “Top 5 Takeaways – Elder Joe”
Top 5 Takeaways
By Abbi Beckett 1. Google + My Business is a powerful tool for businesses because it assures that the information that comes up from a Google search will be accurate 2. Organizations will fail if they confuse the goals of advertising, marketing & PR. 3. The STEPPS to get people to share are social currency,ContinueContinue reading “Top 5 Takeaways”
Top Ten Takeaways
By Adam Kyle The 80/20 Rule This has been huge when posting with my business. I really worked hard to not force products or advertisements into news feeds, but share general interest to create traffic. The next step for me will be creating a posting schedule that divides product related posts and non-product related posts.ContinueContinue reading “Top Ten Takeaways”
Top Ten Takeaways – Chiltz
Listicle – Top 10 Takeaways – Charity Chiltz Please click on the images to be directed to more information. Thank you! 1.Sing like a bird. Live Tweets of Chapel and Classroom events gain the attention of other users of social media. Check out #ICST310 or #BestChapelEver and experience an event as if you were there!ContinueContinue reading “Top Ten Takeaways – Chiltz”
Top 5 Takeaways- John Silvestry
1) In a Social Media campaign, a target audience is needed for an effective outcome. 2) When considering content, about 80% of posts should be other people’s content and 20% your own . 3) The platform you use will change the type of content you put out. 4) Twitter is becoming one of the fastestContinueContinue reading “Top 5 Takeaways- John Silvestry”
Top 5 Takeaways-Julia Johnson
Top 5 Takeaways 1. Don’t try and sell your brand, build relationships! 2. Building a social media strategy takes one STEPP at a time 3. Rank better with more Goolge accounts 4. Images and videos > plain text 5. Make life easy and schedule posts through online platforms
Top 5 Takeaways from Social Media Class
Top 5 Takeaways from Social Media Class Listicle By Caleb Jones 80-20 Rule Only 20% of your social media content should be your organization’s message. For every one thing you post about your organization, you should post four things from outside sources. Content Should be Goal Oriented All content, regardless of platform, should be centeredContinueContinue reading “Top 5 Takeaways from Social Media Class”
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