If you’ve got articles, videos, or other content in the pipeline and ready to publish on your blog, here’s how to drip feed it. In other words – add it all at one time, but schedule it to post in the future – any date of your choosing.
We all know social media is important and must be
part of your marketing strategy. That’s a given.
Well, I did a little experiment a couple of weeks ago
and grew one of my Facebook pages (Sub10Workouts)
from 276 “likes” to currently over 800… in about 9 days.
And now I’m going to do it again – right before your eyes.
from its current 270 “likes” to well, at least 2.5X that
amount (and no, I’m not going to ask all of my subscribers
to like the page to get there – but you can if you wish to see
what’s going on at my gym).
Are you using Facebook for marketing? I’ve found it a great way to get leads and convert them into clients. Within 36 hours of a recent FB campaign, I gained 7 leads and a new client. And get this – I spent less than 4 dollars!
We hear it all the time. “It’s who you know.” Fair enough, but let’s really break it down here. WHO you know isn’t going to cut it. Sure, you know lots of people. That’s great, but how many of them will “push” your name out there and send over referrals?
Don’t get it backwards – It’s not who you know, it’s who knows you. Remember that.
You’ve got to create such a relationship with people that your name needs to come to their mind. Remember that.