Down the social media rabbit hole
Published on July 31, 2018
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So while I was away from WA, I watched my rank go from 50 to 150, because I was busy watching all sorts of social media thought-leaders try to sell me their training. From Todd and Leah Rae Getts (Twitter and Facebook), to Melyssa Griffin (Pinterest), and everyone else in between.
Their one-hour videos were all very compelling, drawing me in, telling me why I absolutely had to sign with them and plunk down $297 to learn their top secrets of getting a million leads a day, a week, a month, all leading to financial freedom.
My google searches to find out more about them led me nowhere, and so I am back to you, my faithful friend. I didn't sign up for anything, and not convinced that I should stick with either one of the social media platforms over another.
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On my way to work so I have to make this short, but I would like to hear from you and learn more about which platform is best...?
I know that Facebook changed their algorithm so that business pages are not easily promoted anymore, except with paid ads – Twitter is great as long as your tweets are all automated –and Pinterest is it's own browser and not even considered social media anymore.
Do you prefer one over the other? Should I change my Facebook business page to a group and lose all my followers?
Thanks so much!
Amy
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