Are you a Twitter jerk?
You know, are you one of those people who look down your nose at people who enjoy social media?
Not sure? Well, have you ever said: “I don’t understand it. Twitter is for people with too much time on their hands.”
If so, then you just might be a jerk. Maybe it’s time to stop judging and instead learn how Twitter works and how the site might benefit you. Read More »
Keeping up with your social media accounts is no easy task, especially when you have a business to run. If you are on the fence about hiring a social media content writer, consider these seven reasons why you should.
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For years I refused to incorporate the exclamation mark into my writing, unless it was on a birthday card. For some reason “Happy Birthday!” looks so much better than “Happy Birthday.”
But in the last few months I’ve noticed that the pesky exclamation mark has made its way into my everyday writing. How could this be?
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No one cares about your breakfast and no one should ever know about your office gossip, at least not by way of your social media content. If your business has social media accounts and you are looking for creative social media content ideas, don’t look to personal and possibly damaging aspects of your day to inform and entertain those in your social networks. Instead, look to one of these nine bright idea starters to create your social media content.
1. Read mainstream news and industry news online. If you find a unique or informative article, shrink the link and post it to Twitter or Facebook. Read More »
Last month we focused on newsletter writing for small businesses, and this month we will focus on social media content writing for small businesses. To get started, it’s important to understand the jargon. Consider this your social media dictionary …
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When your Twitter account isn’t for you personally, but rather for a business, the writing can get a little tricky. To develop a “voice” for a Twitter business account, consider some of the following ideas.
Decide On Your Company’s Twitter Personality.
Are you a respected resource providing tips and speaking in a formal tone? Are you funny and edgy trying to get others to like you in a “friend” kind of way? Are you planting little pockets of sunshine everywhere to impress your customers and network with colleagues? Decide on your voice and stick to it regardless of who does the writing.
Remember Your Style Guide.
Like with all communications, you need to stay close to your brand by following a style guide. While Twitter doesn’t allow you to write perfectly or even great, you can still write like a human. Make sure everyone who Tweets follows your company’s style preferences.
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