Spring is soon here and as usual there is some spring cleaning to do, but this time social media spring cleaning.When have you updated / edited / removed / added something to your social media profiles?
I have been a member of many social media sites for a few years, but I only visit a few of these sites regularly.The profiles on the sites I regularly visit are always updated with the correct URL, RSS feed and the profile is otherwisefully completed.Now I am going to visit all the other sites and either update the profiles or delete my membership because there is only so much time in a day to participate and being active in social media.
When I do spring cleaning on all my social media profiles I will choose a few core sites that I will work on from now on to build up my authority, the rest I will skip. Choosing the core sites has to be done by looking at how popular the social media site is, what it´s PR is, how easy it is to update and so on.Social media is so important these days that one cannot skip it all together.
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When have you updated your social media profiles? Leave a comment.
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This is a great idea. I think a lot of internet marketers can apply this to there multiple social media profiles.
Good advice. One thing I started doing right away is keeping all of my logins and email addresses in a spreadsheet so that I can keep track of things. That way, not only is spring clean up an easier task, I can go back to tweak things along the way… when I have a few seconds to breath. You’ve got a killer blog here. Thanks for all the tips and all the effort you put in.
the spreadsheet idea is really cool. that’s what i do too. i also make sure to upload my long unused files to online storage or make a hard copy of it just to clear some space. =]
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