A Mover and a Shaker - Getting Ahead!
Thanks to all of you who chose to follow me over the last several weeks, I hadn't forgotten about you. I have been busy with setting up a number of social media (and similar-type) accounts--now that I have my computer back: Google+ (3); Twitter (2); Facebook (1); LinkedIn (1); and, StumbleUpon (1). They also add a few more email accounts to those I already had. Additionally, I was able to add Adobe Creative Cloud and accompanying apps to my software...today! For those of you just getting started, these are some things for you to keep in mind as you move ahead, and you should do some extra research on. It goes toward marketing, campaigning, Customer Relations Management, and so on. Add a comment on my WA profile if you need any help, or if you have a question for me. Remember:
SUCCESS! -- "One man's floor is another man's ceiling".
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Hi there!
Great info....Getting all the pieces in place takes time...Once you have them done maintenance/updates are also important, but certainly takes less time than initial set up....
For me the easiest way to get through all of this is to write down everything I wanted to get in place, establish a timeline as to when each was to be completed, and start working the list (I am in that process now).
The nice thing about having such a list is you can watch your progress as you go along, crossing off items as you complete them, A lot of times, it just gets overwhelming with all that needs to be put in place. This makes it all a little easier (psychologically anyway?)...A sense of accomplishment...Much needed to keep you going...
Looks like you have been doing very well, congrats!!
Dave : )
Don't I know it! Good point about the "lists"; I tend to use flowcharts, PERT/CPM, mind maps, and Decision Logic Tables/matrices rather than straight lists because of complexities in interactions. Either way it remains very important to have a plan of action jotted down in a fashion you are able to understand in order to track and measure your progress. Thanks for the input.
Hello thx for the great blog. I'm interested in learning more about social media you speak of. What's adobe creative cloud and these apps you speak of?
Go to http://www.Adobe.com. or search web for Adobe Creative Cloud. It's a relatively new product line in Adobe's software. I'll get back to you on the "social media" soon, but keep in touch.
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Social media is important but sure time consuming. I'm still trying to find the fastest way of posting to all accounts everyday. So far I've used Buffer that lets me post to several accounts at once and spreads them out during the week. Much faster and more convenient that's for sure!
Thanks for the comments, but for now I'll not cast a vote or provide an opinion...good topic area for extensive discussion though. Exactly what might be the most effective, efficient or expedient way to accomplish it is dependent on how you're set up to do it and on what you expect the end result should be.
Have a look at Hootsuite, there is a free version and it lets you post to multiple social media sites at once.
I've heard of Hootesuite but didn't know they had a free version. I'll check it, thanks!
Not quite what you're looking for, but another related tool in the same realm is" Post Planner".
You may also try a search on: Social Media Management Tools- -or--Social Media Dashboards.
Thanks for the info!