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What's everyone saying about Breaking Bad? What about just my friends? What do my old photo comments say about me?
Not only could this be where Facebook Hashtags finally become relevant, but it could also open a new door for targeted advertising within search results.
It can be tough knowing what works on which social site. This infographic lays it out nicely. It will show you how to create effective posts on each site.
If you want to be very effective at posting on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Google+, it can take a bit more finesse and patience than expected. Just like you learn through trial and error what topics your blog readers gravitate to, you have to take time to learn about your social media audiences as well.
With this infographic, learn how to create effective posts on each major site to maximize reach and potential.
GREAT tips in here: although I still can't get behind the "optimal timing for posts." I'll always stand behind my theory that there is no right answer for that.
La recette pour créer des posts, publications optimales sur les réseaux sociaux Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter et Google+ avec les créneaux horaires pour être vu. Guide pour le CM à imprimer et à garder sur soi ;)
What is the best type of action in order to maximise your Page Reach? Facebook assigns different weight to different actions based on user behaviour. (#Facebook: Likes vs. Shares vs.
According to this post:
1 Facebook comment = 7 likes
1 Facebook share = 2 comments, 14 likes.
I'm not sure where these numbers come from, but there is a compelling case for the fact that comments and shares are much more valuable than likes.
When it comes down to it, always go for the shares. This means that your audience found your content worth of sharing with their audience.
Great post on what brings the HEAT from Facebook. Adjust your FMarketing accordingly. BTW, helps SEO too.
Marketing manager in tech/real estate. Consumer of information & pursuer of education. Former content & community director at Scoop.it
"A trillion posts full of this info start getting unlocked today as FB begins rolling out Graph Search for posts to a small subset of U.S. English users. It will allow us to see what the world thinks of anything, but could also dredge up the past, defeating ‘privacy by obscurity.'"