Andrea Jones – Social Media Agency for Coaches, Experts, and Consultants
You may have heard of sites that claim to get you 1,000 new Twitter followers for $5. Sites like Fiverr and other professional marketplaces are full of these cheap, too-good-to-be true offers. Don’t get me wrong- buying a service like this will get you a thousand new followers overnight, and in that sense, you might […]
Seven easy things you can do to support your social media marketing campaigns and put you one step closer to seeing the results that you’re looking for.
Twitter is a handy social media platform for business whether you’re just starting out or running a successful corporation. You want to get the biggest bang for your buck out of the 140 characters you have; but let’s face it, sometimes it’s hard to keep your Twitter account exciting, informative, and engaging for your audience. […]
Spring has officially arrived, bringing warmer weather and blooming flowers. If there were ever a season perfect for a fresh start, spring is it! While you are motivated to de-clutter you home and office, why not give your online presence a bit of spring cleaning? Today, I have a few questions that you can ask yourself as you evaluate your social sharing strategy.
Instagram is probably one of the most time consuming social networking platforms that I’ve ever managed. Not only do you have to post things instantly, but in many cases, you have to do the sharing right from your mobile device. That being said, it is hands down my favorite social media platform to manage at […]
With a motto that says “Put the Internet to work for you,” it’s no wonder why IFTTT has become a popular social media moderating tool. IFTTT, or “If This Than That,” is a free service that saves you the time of doing much of the repetitive and time-consuming aspects of daily internet activities.
Pinterest can very much be a solo sharing experience. You can create your own boards and share content while enjoy other’s boards. As a business, it’s also a great idea to get your fans and followers involved by allowing them to collaborate and contribute to your Pinterest boards.
Oh, YouTube. We love you for your cute, baby animal videos and your hilarious yet annoying meme videos. From the plethora the comedy sketches to the personal daily vlogs, we are inspired to begin creating our own content. But where do we begin?
As a self proclaimed YouTube fan girl, I am bringing you 6 tips that I recently gave to a friend who created their own YouTube channel. This isn’t the endall beall of YouTube advice, but just a few words of wisdom from someone who’s been there.
