Social Media in a Nutshell



Social Media in a Nutshell... In Six Nutshells.


     I began "socialmediaing" October 2012. Before this I was the guy who checked his facebook once a month, had no idea what a blog was and thought tweeting was something birds did to wake me up in the morning. I know the task may seem daunting at first but with a few simple tips you can get on the social media wagon and start making connections and gain attention whether you're a author, business owner, juggler, yoga instructor, chiropractor, or just want to get aboard and connect with people around the world.

     1) Don't get overwhelmed with all the different types of social media applications available. I would     
         suggest starting off with just two or three. The ones that have been the most helpful to myself are   
         twitter, facebook page and blogging. 

     2) The above three applications are all free and all have great apps you can download and use from     
         your phone as well as your computer. People want content, twitter provides this in short 140 
         characters or less posts. A facebook page offers info about yourself separate from your facebook  
         profile and blogging is geared for longer posts about whatever message you want to get across.

     3) Start off slow don't pressure yourself to be a social media wiz in a day. I'd recommend blogging 
         once or twice a week, tweeting at least once a day and checking your facebook page once a day. 
         This may sound like a lot but tweeting takes only a few minutes as well as checking your  
         facebook page and blogging shouldn't take more than an hour or two.

     4) A great trick I've picked up is to link all three of these applications. This means that if you blog 
         something it will also appear on your twitter account and if you tweet something it will 
         automatically post to your facebook page, saving you valuable time.  

     5) Remember to have fun! You're going to meet a ton of great people along the way. many of which 
         share your same interests.

     6) Be persistent. This isn't a race and you won't have thousands of followers over night but if you       
         stay the course you will see the results you want, I'm a living testament to this.


Jonathan Yanez: Social Media in a Nutshell

Friday, June 14, 2013

Social Media in a Nutshell



Social Media in a Nutshell... In Six Nutshells.


     I began "socialmediaing" October 2012. Before this I was the guy who checked his facebook once a month, had no idea what a blog was and thought tweeting was something birds did to wake me up in the morning. I know the task may seem daunting at first but with a few simple tips you can get on the social media wagon and start making connections and gain attention whether you're a author, business owner, juggler, yoga instructor, chiropractor, or just want to get aboard and connect with people around the world.

     1) Don't get overwhelmed with all the different types of social media applications available. I would     
         suggest starting off with just two or three. The ones that have been the most helpful to myself are   
         twitter, facebook page and blogging. 

     2) The above three applications are all free and all have great apps you can download and use from     
         your phone as well as your computer. People want content, twitter provides this in short 140 
         characters or less posts. A facebook page offers info about yourself separate from your facebook  
         profile and blogging is geared for longer posts about whatever message you want to get across.

     3) Start off slow don't pressure yourself to be a social media wiz in a day. I'd recommend blogging 
         once or twice a week, tweeting at least once a day and checking your facebook page once a day. 
         This may sound like a lot but tweeting takes only a few minutes as well as checking your  
         facebook page and blogging shouldn't take more than an hour or two.

     4) A great trick I've picked up is to link all three of these applications. This means that if you blog 
         something it will also appear on your twitter account and if you tweet something it will 
         automatically post to your facebook page, saving you valuable time.  

     5) Remember to have fun! You're going to meet a ton of great people along the way. many of which 
         share your same interests.

     6) Be persistent. This isn't a race and you won't have thousands of followers over night but if you       
         stay the course you will see the results you want, I'm a living testament to this.


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