Biznology
JUNE 30, 2015
SOCi is really a very interesting and powerful tool that things differently and thinks better about what social needs to be for businesses in order to show a return on investment while minimizing the overhead of a huge social media team. The post Tools I use to amplify social campaigns appeared first on Biznology. Makes sense, right?
Biznology
OCTOBER 28, 2014
One of the biggest problems I have as a small businessman is keeping track of everything: RSS feeds, competitors, backend performance data, social media mentions and trends, sales cycles, reputation warnings, revenue data, my inboxes, my calendar, key RSS feeds, search performance, tasks, and a million other sources of data.
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Biznology
DECEMBER 27, 2013
Neither is Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn (I’ll get to these guys in a minute). While you can see some keyword data in Webmaster Tools, Google no longer provides search query info to site operators. And, to a degree, took RSS with it. LinkedIn also launched “Sponsored Updates,” a paid reach product.
Biznology
AUGUST 4, 2015
If you set up your queue reservoir properly, you will have a bottomless font of tweets as well as Facebook and LinkedIn posts as well, including pages and even LinkedIn Groups. I can both automatically share every tweet my profiles make across the gaggle and hook up RSS syndication feeds to my gaggle as well.
Biznology
SEPTEMBER 21, 2016
The day we rolled into New Orleans, I realized that social media was not only a promotional vehicle, but a powerful storytelling tool in itself. I spend about an hour each morning before work going through RSS feeds and newsletters, reading up on trends and trying to understand the latest platform features and algorithm shifts.
Biznology
FEBRUARY 5, 2013
The true results might surprise you — your best performers may well not be Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, as you may expect. 4) RSS Subscription — At the very least, your site should have a news section. Personally, my biggest performers are, strangely enough, Pinterest and Slideshare. Who would’ve known?
Biznology
FEBRUARY 29, 2012
First, get busy on LinkedIn. Your LinkedIn to-do list looks like this: Fill out your profile 100%. LinkedIn will prompt you on how to make sure every element is captured. Post regular status updates in the micro-blog area LinkedIn provides. What you want to do is get out of the hype, get real, and get results.
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