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Hi there Reader! Some examples include using the phrase "Comment below!", asking people to share a post with the condition that they will be entered into a contest if they do so, and encouraging people to tag others in an image that they are not actually in.β This is a very subtle distinction, but it will ensure that your content doesn't get bumped down the line or blacklisted. It also encourages more authentic engagement and relationship-building with your audience as you are inviting conversation rather than just trying to rack up quick responses to manipulate the algorithm. Try out these tips and let me know what you think! REMINDER - IN-PERSON WORKSHOP THIS MONTH! Want to get more out of your social media and networking? Join us for our in-person workshop, Beyond the Post: Authentic Relationship Marketing for Busy Business Owners I'm so excited to be teaming up with Dennise M. Kowalczyk of CTD Creative Consulting once again! This informative, practical, & fun class will provide you with valuable insights and tools to fuel your growth in 2025! When: Friday, October 18th, 9 AM - 12 PM Where: Providence, RI Cost: $200 You'll learn:
Plus, this is a great opportunity to network with other attendees! Learn how to expand your network and enhance your marketing strategy!
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Hi Reader, Thank you so much for signing up for our webinar yesterday. We had a great time sharing some practical AI info with you. As promised, here is the replay and some resources to help you with your AI usage. Replay: Click here for the AI Prompt Sheet (for use with ChatGPT or other LLMs like Claude, Manus etc). What not to do with AI (just for fun, made with Sora): As always, please reach out if you have any questions or if you need any help with your marketing! Warmly, Nicole and John
Happy Thursday Reader! One of the biggest misconceptions about social media is that consistency means constant posting. In reality, consistency is about rhythm - not volume. Itβs about choosing a schedule you can maintain, content you feel good sharing, and a pace that fits into your real life. Showing up twice a week, intentionally, will always be more effective than posting every day for a week and then disappearing for a month. If social media feels heavy right now, it might be a sign that...
Happy Thursday Reader!Today I wanted to share the first step in choosing the social media platforms that make the most sense for your business or nonprofit. 1. Know Your Audience This is a critical step in choosing the best social media channel. You need to have a clear understanding of who your target audience is before you can decide which platform will work best for reaching them. Think about things like age, gender, location, interests, and income. The more specific you can be, the...