Showing posts with label Entrepreneur Network. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Entrepreneur Network. Show all posts

Monday, July 30, 2018

Building An Engaging Social Media Presence?


The one thing you can do to build an engaging social media presence..

The secret behind an engaging social media presence does not need to be complicated.

In this video, Alex Wehrley, as interviewed by Entrepreneur Network partner Business Rockstars, explains' there are a few select tips you can use to increase your business's social media engagement. Most of which boil down to being more engaging overall.




You can begin by responding to people's comments on social media.

These people are essentially saying that they are interested in your product or service, so try your very best to interact with them.



On the other side, you should also look to interact with others' posts. By offering up a like or a comment to fans, you are instilling goodwill throughout.

To hear all the tips from Business Rockstars and Wehrley, click on the video above.

Guest Authored By Business Rockstars. Business Rockstars is the first integrated, multi-platform media company featuring entrepreneurs, startups and CEOs. With award-winning content creators and influencers, they are connecting and growing a community of entrepreneurs via radio, TV, podcast and social media. Business Rockstars shows are produced from their Burbank studios, with remote video broadcast facilities in San Francisco through their strategic partner, NASDAQ Private Market. Business Rockstars airs nationally in 150 radio markets, podcasting on Play.it, digitally on iTunes, Tune In, Stitcher and iHeart Radio. Business Rockstars video is featured in 40 million households with HDTV and cable through BizTV. Follow Business Rockstars on Twitter.





"Consider video as another prong to your social media strategy.

Video's many formats, from native to live to story, offer a terrific way to personalize your content and build a narrative around your business.. -Business Rockstars


    • Post Crafted By:
      Fred Hansen Pied Piper of Social Media Marketing at YourWorldBrand.com & CEO of Millennium 7 Publishing Co. in Loveland, Colorado. I work deep in the trenches of social media strategy, community management and trends.  My interests include; online business educator, social media marketing, new marketing technology, skiing, hunting, fishing and The Rolling Stones..-Not necessarily in that order ;)

    Wednesday, September 20, 2017

    Promoting YOUR Social Media Content?


    So, you've started a blog, but you don't (yet) have the social media following to drive traffic there with a simple tweet or Facebook post..

    How do you do it?



    In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Neil Patel breaks down how you can use links within each post to help build trust with your readers, so you make sure they come back for more, and to help bring new eyeballs to your blog. 




    The key is to make sure that every link within your post adds value to the reader. 

    That way, your reader will thank you for giving them great resources on a topic, and you can create a relationship with other sites by linking to them on your blog.

    Guest Authored By Neil Patel. Neil's the founder of Crazy Egg, Hello Bar and KISSmetrics. He helps companies like Amazon.com, NBC, GM, HP and Viacom grow their revenue. The Wall Street Journal Calls Neil a top influencer on the web, and Entrepreneur magazine says he's created one of the 100 most brilliant companies in the world. Follow Neil on Twitter.




    Use links within each post to help build trust with your readers, so you make sure they come back for more, and to help bring new eyeballs to your blog..

      • Authored by:
        Fred Hansen Pied Piper of Social Media Marketing at YourWorldBrand.com & CEO of Millennium 7 Publishing Co. in Loveland, Colorado. I work deep in the trenches of social media strategy, community management and trends.  My interests include; online business educator, social media marketing, new marketing technology, skiing, hunting, fishing and The Rolling Stones..-Not necessarily in that order ;)