Think Like a Friend, Fan, Follower in content marketing

You: Everybody’s favorite topic | |
![]() | How to be relevant on social media Write about the reader, not about us and our stuff It’s all about you: Whether you’re writing for Facebook, Twitter or other social networks, writing about your readers increases followers and engagement. |
![]() | How to engage your social media audience Use imperative voice to focus on readers Save time, avoid effort: Imperative voice gets clicked, opened, read and shared. Here are three ways to get the imperative voice into your messages. |
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![]() | How to engage an audience on social media Give readers helpful, how-to information Give the people what they want: Information I can use to live my life better travels further and faster on social media. |
![]() | How to connect with your audience on social media Pass the 70-20-10 test Share and share alike: Expand your reach and influence on social media with this simple formula. |
![]() | How to engage audience on social media: Share links Links increase followers, make messages go viral No missing links: The more links you share, the more likely your message is to go viral. So share links to valuable resources with your network. |
More ways to connect with your audience | |
![]() | How to engage with your audience on social media: Avoid small talk Skip product promos, irrelevant twaddle All talk, no action: Chit-chat does not fare well on Twitter. People who chat on Twitter more are less likely to get retweeted than those who chat less. |
![]() | When it comes to retweeting, they do, says Dan Zarrella Hash it out: Tweets containing hashtags are 55% more likely to be retweeted than tweets that do not. |
More on social media engagement | |
![]() | Resources on engaging your audience on social media Tips, tools & techniques Gain likes, followers, and fans when you increase social media engagement with these tricks. |
![]() | Quotes on social media audience engagement What writers & others say “There’s a lot of me in social media.” — Brian Solis, principal analyst at Altimeter Group |