Social Business Coach and Advisor Dawn Jensen of Virtual Options Coaching and Training provided an overview of ways business can build momentum in creating online presence.
9. Digital Embassy & Outposts: Overview
Visibility
Start Small
• Audit Your
Business
• Secure Your Name
• Establish a
Presence
Credibility
Build
Deliberately
• Build Digital
Blueprint
• Optimize Profiles
• Create a Strategy
Authority
Be Consistent
• Content
• Tools/Automate
• Publish
10.
11. Let Content Do The
Heavy Lifting
Choosing What Works for Your Business &
Industry
15. How to Look at
Business Content
• Blog Post / Article
• Video on YouTube
• Transcript to Podcast
• Photos to
Instagram/Facebook
• Facts, Figures,
Statistics, Quotes
19. Build Once. Identify Your RSS Feeds. Use
Content System.
VirtualOptions.net
Have Content?
Hootsuite.com
Tweetdeck.com
Bufferapp.com
Postplanner.com
Let Technology Do the
Heavy Lifting
20. Social Business
Next Steps
1. Establish Your Social Content Map
2. Build Branded Content
3. Use Social Media / Social Content
Mgmt Tool
4. Ask for Reviews
5. Repurpose / Remarket What you
already have
6. Consistency is Key
23. 1. ID Key Social Platforms
2. Create Posting
Schedule
To start off, it’s good to know
what the definition of “active” is.
In terms of posting it’s:
2-3 x a day on Facebook
5-10 x a day on Twitter
1 x a day on LinkedIn
1-2 x a day on Google+
50-100 pins on Pinterest
1-2 x a day on Instagram
24. Next Level
Use
Hashtags#
Every day you want to:
Have conversations with
people on Twitter.
Comment on blog posts
Take part in discussions in
Facebook groups
Comment on Instagram
photos
Social Media Content for eCommerce
Your Content: Become and Online Influencer Using Social Media
How to Social Content for eCommerce
For most online entrepreneurs and course creators in particular, a lead magnet is some type of value that you give someone in exchange for an email address.
These are all examples of types of lead magnets…
Toolkits/resource guides
Free mini-course
Checklists
Handouts
Downloads
Worksheets
Webinars
Video series
Podcast
Video content
Toolkits/resource guides
Free mini-course
Checklists
Handouts
Downloads
Worksheets
Webinars
Video series
Podcast
Video content
Data visualization — standalone charts and graphs (example)
Comics — relevant comic strips or cartoons (example)
Visual note-taking — casually-designed layout of ideas, typically text-heavy (example
Screenshots — helpful images of your product or workflow