How to Get More Eyeballs on Your Content Without An Established Audience

Posted by adamjayc under Marketing
From http://jplussocial.com 4009 days ago
Made Hot by: BizWise on December 8, 2013 9:10 pm

In this post I’m going to show you how to get more eyeballs on your content without an established audience. The results of which will compound and get better over time.

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Written by DonaldThomas
4003 days ago

Great article - commented on the post. Can't wait to read your PDF. Thanks.

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Written by adamjayc
4003 days ago

Thanks Donald, hope you enjoy the PDF. Look forward to hearing about your progress. Let me know if I can help.

Thanks,

Adam

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Written by Inspiretothrive
4003 days ago

Love this one Adam and you inspired me to do add some things on my 2014 to do list.

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Written by adamjayc
4003 days ago

Thanks Lisa :)

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Written by lyceum
4003 days ago

Adam: You don't get stressed out if you block out all your time with colored blocks?! ;) I am still looking for a schedule tool for my content creation. it is a bit strange that a spreadsheet could be the best way of tracking your social media activities...

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Written by adamjayc
4003 days ago

Nope, strangely I find that it works for me but only if I am very loose with it. Got to always be flexible even if the coloured blocks say that I'm not allowed haha. Yeah it's pretty strange, I yo-yo between task management tools so often and land back on a spreadsheet most of the time.

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Written by lyceum
4004 days ago

Adam: Thanks for listing Bizsugar as one of the nice social networks out there. Have you creating a social media activity calendar?

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Written by adamjayc
4004 days ago

My pleasure Martin, BizSugar is one of the best for sure.

Not exactly, I keep everything in a master calendar where I block out my time. I break this into client work/emails/content writing/engaging and sharing on social (mostly Twitter and Google+) etc. Have you?

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