Like any conversation, you need two or more willing parties and something in common (such as the willingness to engage and share ideas around a particular topic)

Keywords: Marketing , Social Media , Small Business , Communication

If you are going to use social media, you need to approach it like you would a cocktail party with both current acquaintances and potential new friends. You don’t want to be self-centered and boring. You want to be curious about the people in the room and be a good conversationalist. Of course, you will share information, but it should be interesting stories and helpful content. Occasionally, you will make a pitch or ask to do business, but only after a healthy relationship has been established.
https://mljudd.com/2024/02/08/do-i-need-to-use-social-media-a-guide-for-small-business-owners

Understanding how others perceive you and how you impact others has a positive effect on relationships and emotional intelligence, meanwhile you are also better at taking constructive criticism because chances are, you already know what feedback is coming

Keywords: mindset , mummyblogger , dubai , lifestyle , travel , family , work , communication , personality , introvert , business , marketing , home , selfawareness

Knowledge is power and the more you know about yourself, the more streamlined you can live your life and make informed decisions that lead to an increase in both productivity and happiness.
https://beachmamadxb.wordpress.com/2020/09/15/personality-type

If you want to be seen AND paid attention to then keep it short and simple

Keywords: A Wiley Brand, Attention Grabbing, Attention span matters, Buzz & Impact, cuppa and nibbles, Digital Marketing for Dummies, entice them, Facebook marketing, Luv the Hubs, Made You Look, Nella Warrent, O-B!tch-uary, Ticia Rani

Short lists

How-to articles

Tips and tricks

FAQs

Social media posts- short and to the point

https://ticia-rani.com/2020/02/25/grabbingattention-perv

The Lover Book Tag

book tag , featured , lover , taylor swift , the lover book tag

What Vicky Read

Welcome to the Lover book tag created by ME!

The Lover Book Tag is inspired by the album, Lover, by Taylor Swift. What a great way to combine two of my favourite things; Taylor Swift and Reading!

Now if you don’t know, Taylor Swift is my favourite musical artist in the universe. I’ve been a fan for 10 years now, having seen her on every tour since Speak Now in 2011. I just love her and her music so much so to celebrate the release of her newest album Lover, I have created this book tag.

Now I know there are quite a few Taylor Swift fans in the book community so I’ll hope you’ll take part in all 18 prompts. That’s right, this tag consists of 18 prompts for each song on the album! These prompts do all have something to do with the songs, whether directly…

View original post 985 more words

Writers: Identify your Target Audience

develop brand , platform building , readers , reading audience , target audience , writers , writing styles , writing tips

Lorraine Ambers

Writers are busy creatures, apart from writing and editing, we’re continuously developing our brand and building our platform. We’re constantly striving to reach out and connect with our audience. But have you ever stopped to consider who they are? Unfortunately, your story will not appeal to everyone, so ask yourself – who is going to read your book?

We shouldn’t waste precious time on social media, slogging away at the wrong audience. We want to target the readers who will find our story irresistible, those who will take delight in snatching it off the shelf to devour the secrets within. It’s time to stop the busy work and work smart.

So how do we find them? With a little bit of reseach, that should be easy right?? Queue – internal groan!! But there’s no need to worry, relax, we’re writers, and we’ve got this.

First of all, we need to…

View original post 541 more words