Using Your Magical Productivity Social Content Volume 1 Issue 1

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Tips for posting content to social media: 

It's best to use a personal antecdote or story to introduce the topic and how you relate to it. Then present the topic (tips). 

About Topics: 

Facebook Fan page- Entertainment and laid back content (Content that is emotional, inspiring, educational (tips), or just plain funny)

Think about sharing recipes, seasonal information, trends, entertainment, the latest news, tips, etc. Don't box yourself into
business type of information. 

Remember, all you need is for one fan to share the content and the potential for it spreading increases with each share. 

Goal: to get people to share, like, and comment on your content. Once they like your content, they'll naturally check out your 
about sectionwhich should have a link to your opt-in. 

Facebook Groups - no pitching or selling. You want to offer great content which encourages interaction so people are drawn to you. 
This usually leads to them searching your profile and/or page. Remember to read the rules of the group before posting any type of link 
(including your opt-in).

Goal: to get people talking. To answer questions, especially about the topics your ideal client is passionate about. 

Twitter - this is a very shallow network as far as what gets shared. (sports, fashion, entertainment, and trending hashtags, 
and a bunch of 'buy this')

This isn't to say there isn't depth to Twitter because there is. It is my favorite social media network. 

Quotes are overused, but they are quickly retweeted. Tips are another great form of content. 

Google+ - this network is more geared toward 'business-y' type of content. Post as you would a Facebook Group (no pitching). 
Long form content is good here. 1 - 2 paragraphs with a photo is enough. Only join communities if you have time to participate. 

Goal: get people to click on your link which goes to your opt-in page. Tie the content somehow into your offer or a post you 
have on the blog.

Pinterest: this is all about the visual people. Articles are great, but you need to have the visual to back it up. 

Tip: go to the search bar,click Popular, and see what's trending. Do you see anything that your target market is interested in? 
Click through, leave a comment and repin it to a secret board for follow-up. 

No matter which social media network you post to, remember that your target market is just like you. They eat, sleep, travel, parent, 
shop, read, watch television, etc. Just because you are a business coach or direct sales consultant doesn't mean you need to talk about
that all the time. You befriend your market, your market will be drawn to you and seek you out. 

Sara Duggan
Virtual Blog Manager
FiveinSac.com [SaraDuggan.me]