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Blogging Strategies: Post in Haste, Promote at Leisure

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By all means, time your promotional efforts carefully. If it’s ready, hit the publish button. You may not want to publish in haste , exactly, as my headline suggests—but I couldn’t resist the allusion.).

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Want to Twitter Better? Diversify Your Pronouns

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.” Back in August, I did an informal study of one B2B publisher’s editorial use of Twitter, and found that most tweets tended to be promotional (linking to in-house sources) rather than curatorial (linking elsewhere) or conversational (engaging with users).

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Twitter Challenge Update: 3 Things I’ve Learned So Far

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My goal is to tweet at least 10 times a day, balancing three types of updates: curatorial, conversational, and promotional. I’m still a lousy self-promoter, however. Now that I’m halfway through my self-imposed Twitter challenge for February, it’s time for a progress report. So far, I’m more or less meeting the goal.

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Journalists as Buzzword Killers

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As he says, “when content marketing looks like a product promotion it gets ignored like a product promotion.”. It might not be practical to personally review products, but it was an absolute obligation to remove any promotional overtones and stick to the facts in the release, even in supplier quotes.

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My February Challenge: 10 Tweets a Day

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Exactly three of my tweets must be self-promotional. I want to follow my formula of one-third of my daily tweets being conversational, one-third curatorial, and one-third promotional. If the world can see it, it counts; if not, it doesn’t.

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More Lessons from My 10-Tweets-a-Day Challenge

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My aim was not just to tweet 10 times a day, but to make about one-third of the tweets promotional (linking to something I’d written), one-third curatorial (linking to something elsewhere on the web), and one-third conversational (where there is no link, just a comment).

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Infographics: Not Dead Yet

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So when one Allison Morris inquired via my contact page (rarely, alas, a reliable source of useful interaction) about promoting an infographic she’d worked on, I was skeptical. (It Too often, what information value is contained in the graphic is overwhelmed by cuteness, triteness, or both. My fears, happily, were unjustified.