A List of Social Media Marketing Examples (Being Peter Kim) Review of the Top Blog Directories You Should Be Listed In | Fre. Never miss a post - Subscribe To My RSS Feed and receive updates on new posts related to growing your Internet business! Keller Hawthorne | August 6, 2009 | I’ve just spent the last day submitting my blog to several blog directories. Ok, it didn’t take up a full 24 hours, but I’m already sick of the process (it’s sooo boring). It is, however, a necessary step to take when you want to increase the exposure of your blog, form new relationships with fellow bloggers and increase your traffic! There are several resources online for finding links to the top blog directories. Following is a list of blog directories I’ve joined, a quick description of each, and points I like or don’t like about each. Blog Catalog This is my favorite of the bunch! What I Like: What I Don’t Like: So far, I’m pretty darn happy with this one.
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Message your friends to ask for them—I’m assuming you have at least a few close friends on Twitter. To get that snowball rolling, shoot them an email or an IM asking them to RT your content. Most times, they’ll be happy to help. How do you get more RTs? Similar Posts: Eric Brantner Eric Brantner is a copywriter who is obsessed with getting conversions.
More Posts - Website Follow Me: A Roundup of 20 Effectively Branded Facebook Pages | Daily SEO T. Social Media Strategy from A to Z. Social media might be old. It might even be a dead buzzword. That’s why you need to paint a picture that’s more meaningful and encompasses what “social media” as a label really is. Some of us have been thrust into social media simply because the online landscape showed potential for online conversations. Others have been there for over a decade. Regardless of the many years of experience you have in the online space, the ideas behind social media and social media marketing are applicable to everyone. Let’s take a look at some lessons, takeaways, and tips. Always be Listening. Blogging. Customer Service. Drive Leads through LinkedIn.
Engagement. Friendships. Goals. Human Business. Influence. Join the Community. Kirtsy and Other Niche Social Networks. Location. Marketing Beyond the Social. Nurture Perception. Opt-in, not out. Participation is Marketing. Queen. Reputation Management. Simplifying with Tools. Time. Understanding Your Community. Value. Word of mouth marketing. Xperiment.