Using supplements and vitamins as part of your fitness program provides many benefits including: Help to provide energy during your workouts. My current supplement stack focuses on providing energy pre- and during workouts, quick recovery post-workout and promote fat-loss. MORE

Social media takes time and energy. Facebook 19) The vast majority of post/comments made by visitors to a Facebook page go unanswered. I know others may disagree…this is my guidance) 55) Allow for comments on your posts. 57) Don’t delete negative comments. MORE

While patients have the time and energy to share treatment recommendations and experiences freely, guidance from a doctor or nurse is usually nowhere to be found…and patients are noticing. MORE

Department of Energy launched Facebook and Twitter pages yesterday, outlined in an introductory blog post as well. Of note from that post: We’re introducing the Energy Blog at a critical moment for the Department. Does that mean I can tweet @Energy and get a personalized reply? MORE

With social media monitoring you can see which of your marketing strategies are the most efficient so that you can refine them and have a more direct approach to social media marketing and advertising rather than potentially waste your time, energy, and money on approaches that aren’t effective. MORE

When you should be spending your energy on what you CAN do to create more opportunities and success. You get obsessed with your competition, focussing too much energy on what they are doing instead of thinking about what YOU can do to make your business hotter than a tamale. MORE

Social media requires a lot of energy, creating and finding content and building relationships. That means that, although I have secured my SocMedSean Google+ page, I don’t have the time or energy to post to both my personal profile AND my Google+ page. MORE

Dropbox Paper has packed many powerful functionalities into its simple, clean interface — such as comments, change log, to-do lists, reminders, notifications, and more. It’s a robust and simple-to-use platform where we manage all our blog post drafts and comments. MORE

Not just from researching and writing articles, but form the comments/feedback that I have received and the conversations that have been sparked with others via social networks like Twitter. I had put a ton of time and energy into my blog, but it wasn’t going anywhere. MORE

Auto-posting news without your own comments is broadcasting (and nobody cares). I can give that energy to the networks I really care about like Twitter and Google+. What? A social media coach quitting Facebook? MORE

I’d love to hear your comments in the comments below this video. Become a Playful Blogger and Inject Some Energy into Your Blogging. Is your blogging getting a little dry? Perhaps it is time to become a bit more playful as a blogger. MORE

The reason why most bloggers don’t get many comments is they fail the “Sloth Test.” You have to give them the energy necessary to respond. Energy. If you read posts that get hundreds of comments, the conclusions are so passionate, so full of energy that you can’t help feeling a little bit charged up after reading it. To get lots of comments, you have to electrify your readers, and that, of course, requires you to be electrified yourself. MORE

Back in the day – and I’m talking not that long ago – the number of comments you got on your blog were a big deal. An “engaged” blog was one that drew a lot of attention, comments, back links, etc. in July 2014: 61 comments. MORE

million posts, likes, comments and shares related to the debate Monday night, adding that Facebook Live videos related to the event were viewed some 55 million times throughout the course of Monday. Energy and the environment. Give your cartoon suggestions in the comments. MORE

If you work as a social media manager or online community manager you see these all the time … negative comments. You’ll run out of energy if you do this. Here are 6 more tips on how to manage negative comments: Listen to what is being said. Don’t let negative comments linger. MORE

Lots of time, energy, and money go into the creation and maintenance and redesign of a website (or websites, as is often the case). Share in the comments about how that came to be. This post originally appeared on the Tanzen Blog. MORE

Unless you live under a rock, you’ve already heard about Felix Baumgartner’s record-setting jump from the edge of space, a publicity stunt sponsored by energy drink Red Bull. Just two days later, the same post has over 522,000 likes and over 15,000 comments. MORE

Anyone who tells you otherwise is either trying to sell you their “ social media expertise ” or hasn’t ever worked their way through a crisis situation where their customers are angry and rallying against them with a tirade of angry posts and comments. MORE

Studies show that longer articles tend to achieve more retweets and shares in social media and attract more comments. There are SEO tools, such as Yoast, which can keep writers on track with keyword use, without having to divert too much energy away from creativity. MORE

While many people seemed outraged at the changes (judging by comments left of the Netflix Facebook page), the Technorati article mentioned that no one actually showed up at Netflix headquarters to protest the change. MORE

In addition to self-auditing yourself, ask yourself, “How much time, energy and strategy did I really invest to make this platform worth it for me?” Like and comment on the photos (post more than just “great photo” – make it a meaningful comment). MORE

Waxing UnLyrical personal, possibly poetic, musings on public relations, media, communication, and everything in between About Shonali Powwowing With Pepco on Social Media September 28th, 2010 Tweet I haven’t been the biggest fan of my local energy company, Pepco, recently. MORE

You’ll have to figure out which approach is going to give you the greatest return on the investment of your time, energy, and money. It’s a hot topic in both corporate AND association circles: engagement. MORE

If there is an individual in your CRM system who is also following you on Twitter, or who likes you on Facebook, or who has left a comment on your blog, that should be noted. Respond to comments (helpfully and appropriately). Please share them in the comments. MORE

And also social commentary–anyone can comment about what’s happening now and share their thoughts, and sometimes those go into conversations. Twitter reported its second-quarter-2016 financial results Tuesday, and Wall Street was far from overwhelmed. MORE

Comment box: allows comments on any site content, such as a webpage, article, or photo. The visitor can share their comment on Facebook by posting it to their wall and their friends’ streams. MORE

If you’ve read comments asking if you know of a good video for any topic , find or create one and post it to your blog. In some cases, a content won’t have a fan base or plethora of comments to create content from. MORE

The environmental organization is not happy with this dirty energy production method and would like Facebook to use clean, renewable sources of electricity. Your comment has not yet been posted. Your comment could not be posted. Error type: Your comment has been saved. MORE

I’m always up for engagement in the comments section! I’ve said it once, I’ll say it again. If you ask me what my Klout score is …I’ll likely vomit. Too many folks get caught up in the numbers game when it comes to social media. MORE

Focusing Your Energy in Business. Please share in the comments below. I’m back from vacation, which means WUL is too! Did you have a good last couple of weeks? Did you miss me? During these long, hot days of summer it’s sometimes hard to concentrate and keep your focus. MORE

Home About eBooks Social Media and Internet Marketing Speaking Twitter Says You Are Here: Home » Social Media » The ZizZazz incident The ZizZazz incident Written on September 2, 2009 by Josh Peters in Social Media 2 Comments - Leave a comment! Thank you for the comment. MORE

Don’t spend a lot of good time and energy developing your strategy just to throw it out the window with a social media kneejerk when a crisis arises. Help me improve on the formula with additions in the comments. There is no doubt that 2012 is going to be THE year of social media. MORE

Commenting on other blogs is an integrated part of blogging, and it’s vital. You need people for successful blogging and blog commenting is one of the coolest ways to build loyal relationships. This post is based on Joe’s guest post here at ProBlogger, where he wisely gave a strategy for commenting on other blogs. I want to add more to it, to make the strategy energy- and time-efficient. Effective blog commenting. MORE

Dealing with customers who have had posted negative comments about your company can be irritating, especially if you feel you did not do anything wrong. So, do I ignore positive comments? Leave a comment! MORE

But I’ve lost that energy lately. If you were inspired, please add a comment and sign up to receive blog posts by email. Thank you for reading my blog. Google Analytics tells me that 34,532 unique visitors (including you) came here over the prior six months. MORE

The ability to be generous with your knowledge and praise for others’ Doesn’t all this being mindful take too much energy? The concept of mindfulness in business is not new, but in this age of complexity it can’t be over-emphasized that we need more of it. MORE

Electric energy. But outside of the fact that my husband is a wonderful person, he’s one of those men who doesn’t get frightened by this electric energy. Personal Public Relations Shonali Burke holi international womens day pink ghetto women's empowerment women's energy MORE

Comment spam. Even the typical blog reader who just stumbled upon an article for something they searched in Google has probably seen their fair share of comments from people by the name of Loan Modification that think that article is a “great post&# and would also like to drop in the fact that they offer incredible deals. Here are some different viewpoints of valuable comments and comment spam from blog owners to link builders. Do I ask for comment spam? MORE

» Show 282 - How to manage your energy through thoughts Show 281 of The Engaging Brand leadership and marketing podcast  is ready just for you. On today's podcast we talk to Janet Richmond about how to manage your thoughts, we discuss What is energy of thought? MORE

Leave a comment! I’d be interested to hear examples of companies are spending time/energy on social media when they might be better off devoting those resources to improving their products. MORE

Energy” is a beat, but “the global surge of energy abundance” is a phenomenon. And as a long-time subscriber, I can comment on news items and ask for more info. So my new thing is curated news sites. Or curated stories, as they are not all “news” per se. MORE

Engagement : People Engaged is the number of unique people who have clicked, Liked, commented on or shared your posts during the last seven days. Engagement : People engaged is the number of unique people who’ve clicked, Liked, commented on or shared a post on your Page. MORE

As the site owner/community manager, I even had someone threaten to come to my house in person so he could discuss the fact that I edited one of his posts for racist comments. I’d love to hear them in a comment! MORE