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A Shout Out to My AOC Peeps
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Yes, I realize I used the word “Peeps” but I do believe it is Friday. So, yeah.
I have been blessed to participate in the Age of Conversation project again this year. Drew McLellan and Gavin Heaton put a call out to authors on the topic of Social Media, and those who make the cut get a chapter in a collective book.
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What Should You Do If You Don’t Get Social Media?
Many of my local business clients say that they just don’t get social media. They tell me they just don’t understand how using social media is going to get them more business.
And the answer is simple, really. More effective exposure, faster.
To really wrap your head around this, it helps to realize that behind the search rankings, dot coms and email addresses are people. Why are people online? Because they want information, they want to be entertained, and they want to connect.
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How You Can Get Them To Do What You Want
Everyone wants to know how I’m able to help my clients get their stories in the Buzz section of StumbleUpon, in Tweetmeme or on the front page of Digg.
Sh! Social Media Success Secrets!
You can’t sell access or ranking in any of these social media sites,and buying votes is a tactic that doesn’t bear up, strategically.
What I am able to do is coach my clients on how to use social media, how to build their online and offline networks, how to be authentically influential and how to create content that their desired audience finds compelling.
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Why Creating Mini-Viral Success Brings MORE Traffic and Sales Than the Hyper-Viral
It boils down to this.
No matter who you are, it seems comparatively easy to get 100 people to do the same thing, to go in the same direction.
By comparison, especially if you’re new to online marketing, it seems much more difficult to get 10,000 people to do the same thing.
You may find yourself wondering if you even KNOW 10,000 people or if you have that kind of reach.
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