Your Social Media Specialist VA
Posted in Brand Management, Business, Marketing, Outsourcing, Social Media, VA, Virtual Assistant on Jan 19th, 2010
As a Social Media Specialist, I coach my clients to use their blog site as their hub so it was time to put my money where my mouth is. It’s so much easier for me now to maintain my Wordpress site than my static website.
Posted in Business, Social Media, Virtual Assistant on Dec 16th, 2009
No matter what Social Media sites you are using, you need to have your sites inter-linked. Personally I have almost doubled my Facebook Fan page by having a fan box on my blog site. Making it easy for people to find you and follow you is key. People don’t have time to search all over the place for you. Time is precious. Make it easy for your prospects and clients to find and connect with you wherever they ‘hang out’!
Posted in Brand Management, Business, Marketing, Social Media, Social Networking on Nov 10th, 2009
Over the course of the next few days, you will notice something new on LinkedIn. You will be able to tie in your Twitter account to LinkedIn and when you post a status update, you will be able to send that update to Twitter and vice-versa.
Posted in Business, Marketing, Social Media, Virtual Assistant on Oct 21st, 2009
Clock’s Ticking and You Haven’t Even Looked At Your Social Media Sites Today? Prospects and Clients raise the concern about finding the time to commit to Social Media. After all, we are all busy professionals and many times it’s difficult to get done what needs doing in a day. As a Social Media Specialist Virtual [...]
Posted in Business, Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media, Social Networking on Sep 24th, 2009
Grand-daddy Of The Social Media Sites I consider my LinkedIn profile like an “About Me” page on a website. I point people to my LinkedIn page to find out more about me. Why? Because LinkedIn is really your resume online! More importantly, you can keep your work history, activities, interests and personal information up to date yourself [...]
Posted in Brand Management, Business, Marketing, Outsourcing, Social Media, Social Networking, VA, Virtual Assistant on Aug 25th, 2009
Not everyone has the skills to successfully implement the first 6 strategies I’ve outlined above. Using a Social Media Specialist Virtual Assistant can be a good way to achieve success. This doesn’t mean that you can offload the entire responsibility onto your VA for your Social Media campaign. Social Media requires your authentic voice which allows your readership to get to know who you are and what you are about. What a VA CAN do, is help you identify your goals and strategies, and take on some of the tasks that require things like research, optimization, syndication, fine-tuning and basically help you stay on track. I offer coaching and consulting, assessment and strategy, profile set-up and ongoing maintenance and support.
