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Blog Efficiently: How to Blog More In Less Time
"Jane, thanks for sharing your thoughts and I completely agree with you on every point. I think one of the biggest misconceptions is that people believe that all they need to do is just click publish and nothing else. There are some that works for, e.g. Moz - Whenever Rand clicks publish the shares and links just pile in. He's worked hard to get to that point and most of us still have to put that work in to get where sites like that are right now. Producteev is a new one for me, big fan of Evernote here. Will check out Producteev for sure! Thanks!"Blog Efficiently: How to Blog More In Less Time
"Glad you like this one, Goran. It's posts like these that really hit home how important it is to keep bettering ourselves, not just in what we know but also on how we approach things e.g. managing our time better etc. Thanks for checking out Jerry's post!"Social Oomph Review – Just How Good Is It?
"Hi Heather, Thanks for the comment - it's much appreciated. In answer to your questions: 1) If there is one, I haven't found it yet. Most tools seem to stick specifically to managing blogs or managing social media. When it comes to social media most of them seem to be at a much higher price point apart from the likes of Hootsuite and Tweetdeck for example. 2) I admit it can sometimes go a bit too far, but it does have it's uses. We can't always be at our phone ready to tweet or at our computer with our mouse finger poised ready to share. For a lot of people, mostly youngsters who spend all day tweeting and sharing memes on Facebook, pictures of their food on Instagram - that's not a problem. Unfortunately for me, that's a rarity at the moment - all of my free time disappeared when I started managing a marketing agency. As for the % of social activity that should be scheduled, I don't feel like its the fact that it's scheduled that's important; I see it that it's how helpful what you're tweeting about is to your audience. I tend to have more scheduled posts going out than I like purely because life gets in the way and in the way, I'm glad it does get in the way because it's way to easy to spend hours and hours with our heads buried in Twitter or Facebook and not even notice that any time has gone by. Some people think immediately about sharing something personal, some say that's a bad idea and depending on how you position yourself that could be right. I think it boils down to engaging with people as much as possible (and I don't have time to do this nearly as much as I would like to). At the end of the day, I try to forget the magic numbers that people throw around, whether I could look like a social robot and all of that - but I just ask myself a single question; will this tweet/share help someone? It doesn't have to help everyone but it has to help someone. There's always a problem or a piece of information somebody needs to find out and if I can help provide an answer to them then that's all that matters. "The Ultimate Guide to Targeting Twitter Users and Connecting With Influencers
"Hi Heather, I know exactly what you mean, a lot of them ultimately lead to disappointment which is what I set out to try to avoid. I'm really glad this has hit the mark for you! I haven't considered writing one on Linkedin yet as I don't spend as much time on there as I should but I'm going to put it on my list of posts to work on in the near future. Thanks for taking the time to comment! Adam"The Ultimate Guide to Targeting Twitter Users and Connecting With Influencers
"Hi Val, You've hit the nail on the head. Right now Twitter is my 2nd best traffic source. The top is Google by some way but traffic from Twitter is growing and growing. I'll put the Linkedin guide on my list, it might not be for a while but it's an important one to write. Thanks!"Subscribe
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