How To Keep Up With Social Media
December 28, 2009 by Tom Lindstrom · 8 Comments
How many social media sites and micro blogs have you joined and use every single day? For internet marketing, you need to have many different ways to get traffic to your blog but keeping up with social media can quickly become a full time job if you are not careful.
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It’s Twitter’s fault. No, it’s Facebook, or email, or—wait, social media is about people, so it’s our fault. There’s just too much to keep up with these days, and more people are pointing it out.
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I thought I’d write some tips on how to better work the social media tools you’ve decided to engage into your already busy life…
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When I’m talking to people about social web sites, one of the questions I often get asked (usually just after the one about whether you actually need to join all the social networks, just because everyone else is) is “how do you keep up with everything?”
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But one problem I am seeing with the height of social media, or in Tim O’Reilly’s terms, Web 2.0, is that there is just too much information and tools that it is very hard to get organized. Here is what I am doing to keep up and I hope it does the same for you.
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How do you keep up with social media? Leave a comment.
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I find it easiest to set myself into a routine, to keep up with it all. That way I only pay attention, during it’s allotted time. That way I keep the work ethic high, and the social side stimulated. Win-win! Plus it also helps to link up things like tweetdeck and facebook/linked in etc, so that you only have one place to look to be updated on everything.
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Magnificent post! I do have the same opinion internet marketing is the preeminent way to get traffic to blog but observance up with social media can be a jam-packed job , if we are not careful.
interesting article well thought out.
I too follow the same.. Having a set time helps to prioritize your responsibilities and duties to be performed for the day. It is truly a win win situation as you are more productive rather than being more stressed if you end up mismanaging your time.
Make sure to check out other blog posts about internet marketing to keep you updated with what\’s new, what\’s hot and what\’s a must. Lastly, communicate with your market/followers/contacts. If possible, build a good relationship with them. Maintaining a social media site should focus more on the quality, not just the quantity.
Hi Sheila, thanks for commenting.You are right, communication is very important.
I have to keep good records of all the social media site I am apart of. It seems like if your not staying on top of it you miss out on a lot from day to day. great post
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I think one needs to define and decide the priorities and finally allot time for the specific task. And if in social media it is necessary that you always keep in touch with your readers. Because you need to value the input and time they have spent of the piece of work you have done.