Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Online Communities”
“We have a mailing list of about 2,500 people and we are well-known in the community. But no one likes our Facebook Page!” “We do such great work! Why don’t we have more followers?” “We’ve been on Facebook for a year but our audience has hardly grown. How can we grow our online community?” Do any of these problems sound familiar …
Daily Dose – Social Media Tip of the Day – Use Pinterest in your marketing plan Yesterday’s post introduced you to the fastest growing social networking site, Pinterest. Now that you’ve checked it out, requested an invite and signed up, I will share just a few ways you can use Pinterest to promote your business or nonprofit. 1) Share infographics on …
Daily Dose – Social Media Tip of the Day – Check out Pinterest By now I’m sure you’ve heard of Pinterest, one of the fastest growing social networking sites on the web. Three reasons why you should check out Pinterest today: It is growing at an exceptional rate. Pinterest does not currently release information on web traffic, but ComScore has estimated that the …
Daily Dose – Social Media Tip of the Day “We created a Facebook page and a Twitter account a month ago. But very few people have connected with us. What gives?” To this problem I always pose the question – Have you told anyone that you have these accounts? Have you let your network know how, and WHY, they should connect …
Daily Dose – Social Media Tip of the Day for January 22, 2012 “How can I get 10,000 fans on my Facebook Page?” “My competitor has 2,500 followers on Twitter – how can I get that same number?” Valid questions. But they miss the point of social media marketing. Social media marketing is about building relationships, sharing information and resources, all …
Daily Dose – Social Media Tip of the Day for January 20, 2012 I have clients who say “my business isn’t very interesting to people outside the industry” or “my nonprofit cause isn’t ‘sexy’”. I’m willing to bet that’s not true. Every business and nonprofit has a story to tell. You just have to get visual. Photo opportunities can be …