Conversations From My Facebook Page

Have you taken some time to visit my Facebook page recently? I’d like to invite you to go there now. There are a lot of great conversations happening that could use your input:

Productivity StrategiesWhat is one of your productivity goals for the week? Share it below.

Productivity StrategiesWhat do you do to make sure you have a productive week from day one?

Productivity StrategiesWhat do you do to inspire people?

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Why Aren’t You On LinkedIn Yet?

“How can you squander even one more day not taking advantage of the greatest shifts of our generation? How dare you settle for less when the world has made it so easy for you to be remarkable?” – Seth Godin

Are you on LinkedIn? If not, why not? The site has over 100 million members, with a new member joining every second. [Read more...]

Connect With Alex Mandossian On Your Favorite Social Media Sites

New York Times Best Selling author and master networker Harvey Mackay once wrote, “If I had to name the single characteristic shared by all truly successful people I’ve met in my life, I’d say it’s the ability to create and nurture a network of contacts.”

I couldn’t agree more. That is why I would like to personally invite each and every one of you to connect with me, Alex Mandossian, on your favorite social media sites.

Connect with me today. I’d love to start interacting with you:

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5 Ways to Create Thoughtful Content on Facebook, Twitter and Your Blog

What I’m about to share may be against what you’ve thought social media is all about. I invite you to put your judgements to the side until after you’ve experienced all 5 ideas below for yourself. Then, I want to hear YOUR thoughts on thoughtful content.

  1. Start writing the way you talk. When you have a great idea, how do you express it to others verbally? Write the same way.
  2. Stop writing about your company and your products/services. Over promoting your business is the number one mistake people make with social media posting. Instead, start thinking about what buyer problems you can solve and share insightful topics that will appeal to them.
  3. Start writing on purpose. What’s the purpose for your blog? Your Facebook page? For Tweeting? What are you trying to accomplish. Figure this out first and creating content becomes easier.
  4. Stop spending more time on the content than you do the titles. Creating great titles is the most important part of creating great content. Start spending 80% of your content creation time thinking and writing your headline. Then spend the other 20% actually writing the rest.
  5. Start being original. Instead of quoting other people, start quoting yourself. Instead of referencing great research, start doing and writing about your own research.

It’s only 5 things to think about. Yet it can take you 5 days, 5 months or even 5 years to master them.

Start now.

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How to Re-Channel Targeted Traffic

social marketing, traffic, alex mandossian, jeff herring, traffic generation, twitter,facebook,youtube,ezinearticlesSocial Marketing – Don’t Chase After Traffic, Find Out Where Traffic is Going and Get in Front of It 

One of the first things I learned about getting traffic to your web sites is this: Don’t Chase After Traffic, Find Out Where Traffic is Going and Get in Front of It!

This was true back when I first started and is true now as well. The really good news is that it is so much easier to get in front of traffic now with Social Media Marketing.

Many of the top Social Marketing sites are among the highest ranked website in terms of traffic.  Alexa.com is a site that ranks websites.  (Number one is the best, which currently is Google.com)

I’m going to spoon-feed you a few time-proven strategies to utilize four of the top Social Media sites, along with their Alexa rankings

Click here to discover these top 4 sites and how to implement them into your Social Marketing mix … and then comment and share your thoughts on this blog post.

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