Top #SocialMedia Words

Your Blog Posts, Tweets and Facebook Posts all must be read. The reader on the Internet will judge your material in a few paragraphs at most and a few sentences at least. Words count.

These are the words that get and keep readers,which translate into Followers, which translates into Customers.

For Blogger:

Smart, Surprising, Science

Hacks, Hackers, History

Huge, Big, Critical

For Twitter

Media, Free, Follow

Top, Follow, Twitter, Please Retweet

You, Please, 10

HowTo, Retweet, Social, Post

Social Media, Help, Great

New Blog Post, Check It Out, Blog Post

For Facebook:

Warns,  Inspires, Unites

Advises (How-Tos), Amuses (Funny PIctures and Quotes)

Amazes, Gives (Offers, Deals)

The right words can double, triple and multiply your web visits beyond belief.

Social Media is about a lot of things, and words are at the very heart of it all.

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OOOPS: French Judge Fines Blogger Over Restaurant Review

By Kevin RawlinsonBBC News

The restaurant argued the negative review's prominence in Google's search results was unfairly harming business

Continue reading the main story

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The judge ordered that the post's title be amended and told the blogger Caroline Doudet to pay damages.

Ms Doudet said the decision made it a crime to be highly ranked on search engines.

The restaurant owners said the article's prominence was unfairly hurting their business.

http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-28331598

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Happy 2014 Social Media Day!

WHAT'S THIS?

BY RYAN LYTLE

Happy Social Media Day from all of us at Mashable.

This year marks the fifth-annual global celebration, and it's gearing up to be one of the largest yet, with hundreds of events around the world, many of which are bringing hundreds and sometimes thousands of people together.

SEE ALSO: Social Media Day 2014 Is Official in These Cities

http://goo.gl/eCaHH3

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Social Media Words Count

Your Blogger, Tweets and Facebook Posts all must be read. The reader on the Internet will judge your material in a few paragraphs at most and a few sentences at least. Words count.

These are the words that get and keep readers,which translate into Followers, which translates into Customers.

For Blogger:

• Smart, Surprising, Science
• Hacks, Hackers, History
• Huge, Big, Critical

For Twitter:

• Media, Free, Follow
• Top, Follow, Twitter, Please Retweet
• You, Please, 10
• HowTo, Retweet, Social, Post
• Social Media, Help, Great
• New Blog Post, Check It Out, Blog Post

For Facebook::

• Warns,  Inspires, Unites
• Advises (How-Tos), Amuses (Funny PIctures and Quotes)
• Amazes, Gives (Offers, Deals)

The right words can double, triple and multiply your web visits beyond belief.

Social Media is about a lot of things, and words are at the very heart of it all.

Please TweetMe

Blogger Outreach….Mistakes Made and Lessons Learned: Case Study

Written by David Horn - 0 Comments

Blogger outreach. It’s a tricky one. Reaching out to prominent industry bloggers and asking for a favour – and a significant one at that: can you promote my content for me? It’s not easy.

It neatly encapsulates some of the big fears we have as humans, fear of rejection, the fear that we don’t belong, the feeling that some people are unreachable - that they are somehow different from us and should not be troubled with our trifles. Yes, all of that.

But what happens when you grit your teeth, realise you have to do it, and do start to make those connections? You realise what a helpful industry we’re in, that people are generally receptive to your approach (if they’re approached in the correct way and if you’re producing good content) … and you realise that, hey, you might belong after all.

Oh, and you make some mistakes too. In my first, faltering attempts at blogger outreach, here’s what I learned …

Read more at http://www.jeffbullas.com/2014/01/15/mistakes-made-lessons-learned-what-i-gained-from-my-first-blogger-outreach-campaign/#puZHMvGwUkVJ3svq.99

How to Package your Knowledge to Sell on Your Blog

Do you have decades of experience and expertise that is worth something to a knowledge hungry world? Is it locked up in your grey matter? Not structured or packaged?

Today most of us are knowledge workers. It might be in finance, marketing, technology or public relations. Have industry knowledge that is highly valued? Businesses buy expertise and knowledge workers to add value to their businesses.

Read more at http://www.jeffbullas.com/2013/12/11/how-to-package-your-knowledge-to-sell-on-your-blog/#UiyktLuwXhSmpuTB.99

GOOGLE+ and Blogger - GOOGLE+, Blogger, Marketing,

If you have not yet taken advantage of the new integration of GOOGLE+ with Blogger do so today.

We added these features just two weeks ago and have doubled our readership since.  Found on the Left side of your Blogger editor.

Six ways to improve your blog with Google+

 

Add Google+ buttons and gadgets

Help readers follow and share your posts on Google+ with the +1 button, Google+ badge, and Google+ Followers gadget. Visit the Layout tab, click "Add a gadget," and select the Google+ gadgets you'd like to add.

 

 

 

Manage comments in one place

Turn on Google+ Comments to bring comments on your posts together in one place, including posts about your content in Google+.

 

Share your posts with a new audience

Share your blog posts publicly on Google+, and encourage your readers to re-share. Add hashtags when you share to tie your posts to relevant themes and trending topics, increasing their visibility.

 

 

 

Connect with readers face-to-face

Host a group video chat conversation with your readers in a Google+ Hangout. You can livestream it and post the final video right on your blog.

 

Meet others like you

Participate in Google+ Communities related to your blog. You can meet people interested in similar subjects and discover new topics to cover.

 

 

 

Spark conversations with Google+ mentions

Add Google+ mentions to your posts to get someone's attention. Your mention will link to their Google+ page or profile, and you can notify them when you share.

Good Content and Consistencey are still keys of course so don't let your readers down and they won't let you down.

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New Google+ Illinois Social Media Law

We are now also at Google+

https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/103177929228311856881/103177929228311856881/posts