Here’s a 7
step social media marketing schedule I follow. It’s not definitive but I have
found it to be effective and would welcome your views and thoughts. Hopefully this may stimulate ideas to help you
create your own schedule that will meet yours and your social communities’
needs.
1 Twice a day
- Check
your Twitter feed. Reply when required and check the keywords you are
listening for. Join a conversation or two.
- Check
your LinkedIn profile and visit some of the Groups you are in. Engage with
your LinkedIn network in some way twice a day, every day.
- Check
your Facebook Page company page. Post something of value or respond to
comments.
- Check
your Google+ page and company page. Post something of value or respond to
comments.
- Check
your Google Alerts for information on your competitors, mentions of your
own brand and articles you feel are worth sharing with your community.
2 Once a week
- Work
on your Twitter and Facebook lists as well as your Google+ circles to be
better organised to send targeted marketing messages when appropriate.
- Spend
some time with LinkedIn discussions in the Groups you belong to. Respond
to some relevant posts and start a few discussions.
- Schedule
tweets and status updates for the next week so you are consistently
providing your connections with valuable information.
- Spend
some time building relationships with other influencers.
- Keep
up to date on new products and social tools that will increase your
efficiency and reach.
3 Monday
Schedule your
tweets and status updates to your social profiles. Provide meaningful content in addition to the
content you scheduled in your once a week session. This information may be less
generic than the other things you scheduled.
4 Mondays and Wednesdays
Get
involved in an industry specific conversation on Twitter.
5 Tuesdays
Respond
to blog comments on your blog and leave a comment or two on another blog.
Remember what I said about building trust and credibility!
6 Thursdays
Respond
to comments within your Facebook and Google+ posts and updates
7 Fridays
Check on
the things you’ve been
listening to.
This would also be a good day to take a look at your analytics and analyse your
website and blog traffic for the week.
Your
schedule could well be very different from this one. Consider your time
commitments. Be sure you are leaving time for yourself to do all the important
things that are relevant to your business. Make the schedule something you will
really do every week. Tweak the schedule along the way but remember that
consistency is the key.
Feel free
to share some of your own ideas below!
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