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Small business owners constantly tell me that blogging and social media are just too much work. The goal of this blog and my training workshops is to pass along tips and techniques that help you make the most of your time and get the best results from your efforts.
I also want to empower you to make decisions about what and how to outsource to others. In a three-part series for SteamFeed, I interviewed social media strategist Brooke Ballard of B Squared Media about the 3 Cs of social media, and how you can automate or outsource these tasks.
I shared a description of the first article in an earlier post. Here’s a quick link in case you missed it: How to Manage the 3 Cs of Social Media, Part One
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How to Manage the Flow of Social Media Conversation – The 3 Cs, Part Two
With so many other moving pieces to manage in a business, it can be difficult to keep up with the conversation on social media.
In the second part of my interview with Brooke Ballard of B Squared Media, we delved into how and when to outsource or automate conversation on social media. (Hint: Never automate conversation!)
http://www.steamfeed.com/manage-flow-social-media-conversation-3-cs-part-two/
How to Curate Content for Your Business on Social Media – The 3 Cs, Part Three
In between posting your own content and having conversations, curating content from other experts rounds out your social media marketing strategy.
To understand curation, Brooke Ballard from B Squared Media suggests you think of yourself as a librarian, not an author. Read more in Part Three of this series for SteamFeed.
http://www.steamfeed.com/curate-content-business-social-media-3-cs-part-three/