Cliffs Notes For Social Media PLR Ebook

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Ready? Here are the commandments to follow, the mistakesto avoid and the creative methods of engaging others that produce real results. Remember, these are short but exceedingly powerful. Ignoring any one of them may be perilous to your bottom line.

The 15 Commandments of Social Media:

1. Help others often, eagerly and without thought of benefit to yourself.

2. Be patient with others. Remember, you were once new to social media, too.

3. Share great content.

4. Forward great content and credit generously.

5. Thank often and thank liberally.

6. Be yourself, not a cardboard cutout. Show your personality.

7. If you don’t have a personality, grow one and then show it.

8. Blog often and intelligently.

9. If you don’t know something, say so. Then find out and get back to them.

10. Don’t just talk -have real conversations. Remember, these are real people, not just avatars and photos.

11. Find the time for social media. Schedule it in and then just do it.

12. Use tools to schedule posts and monitor mentions. Social media is one facet of your marketing campaign –it’s not your life.

13. Don’t automate the whole process. Be there. Reach out and interact. Find the balance between automation and the personal touch.

14. Laugh at yourself. Tell tales on yourself. Show your human side –people aren’t friends with Superman, they’re friends real people whohave real challenges and real faults and can laugh at themselves.

15. Admit your own mistakes and then move on. The mistakes make you human, but dwelling on them makes you annoying.

The 12 Dumbest Mistakes to Avoid In Social Media

1. Posting long, messy, nasty URLs. Use a URL shortener like bit.ly.

2. Posting too often. Rein this in by posting only when you actually have something to say.

3. Not spacing your posts. Sending 20 posts in 10 minutes and then not posting the rest of the day is –well –dumb.

4. Not making sense. Posting, “ARGGHHH” with no other information just annoys people. Post complete thoughts that actually mean something.

5. Too much personal stuff. You’re doing social media to promote your business or service, right? Then keep it 90+% business and less than 10% personal.

6. Being boring. Posting that chocolate tastes good (No! Really??) or that you had cold cereal for breakfast is so……..

Excuse me, I fell asleep for a second.

See what I mean?

7. No picture. Yes,you need a profile picture. And yes, it should be a good one. If need be, pay to get your portrait taken –it’s worth it.

8. Wrong picture. Your profile picture needs to be of YOU, not a puppy or a cheerleader (unless the puppy or cheerleader is you.)

9. Not giving credit or attributing the wrong source. Give credit where credit is properly due. Always.

10. Being wrong. Again, check your facts if you’re unsure.

11. Being a jerk. No matter how much you disagree, the other person is never an idiot, a moron or a jack***. Remember, once you put it on the net, you can NEVER take it back.

12. Getting political. You’re entitled to your own politics, but they have no business mixing with your business. Keep them 100% separate at all times.

13. Using TrueTwit. Someone wants to follow you, so you punish them by making them click a link and enter CAPTCHA code? What a great way to piss new followers off and lose them in the process.

14. Ignoring shares and RT’s. Someone retweets or shares something of yours, what do you do? If the answeris nothing, you lose. Instead, THANK them for sharing your content and start a conversation.

15. Spamming. Think about community, relationships and building trust as your first priorities. Yes, you can send out an affiliate link now and then, but 90+% of thetime you should be sending content or having a conversation.

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- Year Released/Circulated: 2016
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