Social Media Marketing Made Simple

Turn that frown upside down! Facebook changes are here but I've got a way to help you cope! Good news if you are putting out great sharable content that is being commented and shared by your fans already then you will be fine. They will continue to see you awesome content and continue to share and comment. It is more important than ever (and I've bee preaching this for 6 plus years) to get those fans to become email subscribers. So how? Write a good giveaway like 5 ways to....and ask for a email to download. You must get those "fans" off of social media and get them to a place where it doesn't matter what change happens...they will see (and share) your content

5 Reasons You Should Be Using a Content Calendar 1) Organization Wouldn't it be nice to have all your ideas, events, and the "what's going on around here" laid  out for the next 30 days or so? 2) Planning Planned content is content that gets out to the masses. No more saying "I ran out of time to get that out, or I met to do that" 3) Scheduling Please let me tell you how awesome it is to sit back and say I've got everything scheduled for this month before the first day of the month! 4) The future Once you've completed 12 months of content calendars you can look back at what worked (what didn't) and adjust for the next year. 5) Sharing Duties If it takes a village (and yes it usually does) you can share your content calendar on something like Google Docs to all the key players in your "social media team." Need help getting a jump start in your content calendar planning? Feel free to drop us a line with questions, set up a consult or check out one of our online trainings.