Ok so you are one of those people (like me) that uses social marketing sites as part of your marketing strategy?
You have to be careful about content as each is a slightly different audience, however if you can have more activity with less effort all the better.
Tools like Twitterfeed help take your blog content and put it on Twitter – great to tell the world that you have updated your blog – just don’t do it more than a couple of times a day! – you aim is to inform people not swamp them.
You can use #Hash codes to help filter in or out content – so that you don’t publish personal material on a business feed for example.
There has been some debate about the percentage mix of business and personal tweeting. Many say 70% personal – while others say 20%. me I am in the camp of 20%. My blog and twitter name are clearly business, but you want to know a little about the human behind the business too … right?
Equally if a business twitter, you don’t want a link to a blog for every post – that just looks like and may well be spam. here is my approach – cannot say if it is right – but it is my goal:
What is your approach? Do you integrate these platforms or keep them separate? Why? Share your thoughts here or links to your blog with the answers.
No spam though – I have a rather good capture tool for this!
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