Social Media Tips
- By FITFORGOOD GYM
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- 02 Mar, 2016
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5 Tips we have learned and would like to share with you
1. Understand the Rules of your Media Stream
Each Network has "unwritten rules" that you might already know and should follow. For example, do not share you personal details on Linkedin but you can however share it on Facebook as Facebook users like to see who is the person behind the post.
2. Use the 60/30/10 Rule
60% of Helpful/useful information
30% of supporting your followers and friends
10%of selfpromotion
30% of supporting your followers and friends
10%of selfpromotion
3. Be Consistent
Set up and schedule for either your or your staff to add valuable content to the internet. Have a message each time and keep it short and sweet, unless you are writing a blog.
4. Use Variety
Different people like reading about different stuff. vary your content to appeal to a greater variety of people.
5. USE COOL IMAGES AND VIDEOS
People are more like to click on a cool image and read about it than just a paragraph of text.
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