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yMarketingMatters
MARCH 14, 2017
On your LinkedIn home page, you have the option to share your content – posting updates – in two ways: (1) “Share an article, photo, or update” OR (2) “Write an article” You can share your content in two ways: (1) “Share an article, photo, or update” or (2) “Write an article”. an image with it.
yMarketingMatters
SEPTEMBER 20, 2012
This article will offer tips on how businesses can manage social media activities. If you use all of these sites — or just one or two — that’s a ton to manage. Then there is your company blog; it is seemingly a fulltime job. Little wonder that business owners become overwhelmed when it comes to managing social media. Best, Yasmin.
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yMarketingMatters
OCTOBER 23, 2018
Be generous about sharing links to other articles you know your audience will love. Share other relevant content. Social media isn’t just about you talking; it’s also about sharing content from other sources that your audience will enjoy.
yMarketingMatters
OCTOBER 23, 2018
Be generous about sharing links to other articles you know your audience will love. Share other relevant content. Social media isn’t just about you talking; it’s also about sharing content from other sources that your audience will enjoy.
yMarketingMatters
AUGUST 24, 2012
This article describes what I do before I start any social media marketing presence with a client. Many small business owners ask me for a plan before starting up on social media marketing. They wonder if I have a “cheat sheet” that I use. The answer is YES. I use a cheat sheet of sorts. Best, Yasmin.
yMarketingMatters
FEBRUARY 26, 2014
Also remember that when tweeting about news events, for example, to mention the @username (or the origin) of the article or information. Tweet and re-Tweet helpful articles not created by you , just because you didn’t create it doesn’t mean people won’t be happy that you led them to it!
yMarketingMatters
JULY 9, 2015
In Facebook’s case, anytime a piece of content – like a blog or article that uses the Author Tag – is posted and shared, that post will include a link back to the author’s Facebook page along with either a “Follow” or “Like” button, depending on how the Author Tag is set up (to follow on a personal profile or like on a business page).
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