Repurpose Your Articles In Social Media
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Repurpose Your Articles In Social Media
By Susanne Myers
I don’t know about you, but I struggle a bit at times with social media. They can be quite a time sucker, but at the same time, they are a great source of traffic for our affiliate sites… if we can manage to add great content on a regular basis and start a conversation with people in our target market.
One thing I’ve started doing recently that’s been working very well is to reuse some of the content I’ve already written as Facebook posts and tweets. Let me explain…
Start with an article that includes 5 to 10 tips on a particular topic. Now take each of these tips and use them as individual Facebook posts or tweets. If needed, you can shorten them up a bit. This is especially important for Twitter.
Create A Series Of Tips
You can also create a series of tips to encourage your friends and followers to consume more of your content. Here’s an example:
Quick Tip #1 – Drink more water to lose weight.
Quick Tip #2 – Start dinner with a big salad to consume less calories.
Quick Tip #3 – Do pushups during TV commercials to get more exercise.
Each of these tips could come straight from a 7 Tips for losing weight article. If you have a whole bunch of related tips, create a twitter hash tag for them (i.e. #quickweightlosstips).
Make It Interactive By Asking Questions
Another great idea is to take some of these tips and turn them into questions.
“Drink more water to lose weight” becomes “Does drinking more water help you eat less?”
Another option is to take the overall theme of your series of tips and toward the end of it ask your readers for their favorite way to do something. Going back to the weight loss example we could simply post on
Facebook or tweet: “What’s your best weight loss tip”.
And since we’re all about reusing content, you can take the replies you’re getting to write future articles, blog posts etc.
Another option for Facebook is to take a few of the tips and create a poll from them.
This gives your friends another way to interact with you and give you feedback on what works best for them.
Now that you have all this extra content that you can use on social media sites, you have to get it out there somehow. I find it hard to remember to log in twice a day and post some stuff.
I use a website called Hootsuite to help me manage my social media accounts. It allows me to access all my accounts in one easy to use dashboard. But my favorite feature is the fact that I can schedule posts to go out at certain times. This means that I can take one of the articles I’ve written, grab 5 tips from it, rewrite them into short tweets or Facebook posts and add them all at once. The software will then make them life at whatever date and time I specify.
And now I would like to invite you to learn more about affiliate marketing and how you can grow your own niche site in as little as 30 minutes a day using the strategies and checklists I’m using each day.
Dania
www.makingmoneyhowto.biz
www.momsebizblog.blogspot.com
www.homebusinesstalk.biz
Also check out her social media niche pack.
Repurpose Your Articles In Social Media
By Susanne Myers
I don’t know about you, but I struggle a bit at times with social media. They can be quite a time sucker, but at the same time, they are a great source of traffic for our affiliate sites… if we can manage to add great content on a regular basis and start a conversation with people in our target market.
One thing I’ve started doing recently that’s been working very well is to reuse some of the content I’ve already written as Facebook posts and tweets. Let me explain…
Start with an article that includes 5 to 10 tips on a particular topic. Now take each of these tips and use them as individual Facebook posts or tweets. If needed, you can shorten them up a bit. This is especially important for Twitter.
Create A Series Of Tips
You can also create a series of tips to encourage your friends and followers to consume more of your content. Here’s an example:
Quick Tip #1 – Drink more water to lose weight.
Quick Tip #2 – Start dinner with a big salad to consume less calories.
Quick Tip #3 – Do pushups during TV commercials to get more exercise.
Each of these tips could come straight from a 7 Tips for losing weight article. If you have a whole bunch of related tips, create a twitter hash tag for them (i.e. #quickweightlosstips).
Make It Interactive By Asking Questions
Another great idea is to take some of these tips and turn them into questions.
“Drink more water to lose weight” becomes “Does drinking more water help you eat less?”
Another option is to take the overall theme of your series of tips and toward the end of it ask your readers for their favorite way to do something. Going back to the weight loss example we could simply post on
Facebook or tweet: “What’s your best weight loss tip”.
And since we’re all about reusing content, you can take the replies you’re getting to write future articles, blog posts etc.
Another option for Facebook is to take a few of the tips and create a poll from them.
This gives your friends another way to interact with you and give you feedback on what works best for them.
Now that you have all this extra content that you can use on social media sites, you have to get it out there somehow. I find it hard to remember to log in twice a day and post some stuff.
I use a website called Hootsuite to help me manage my social media accounts. It allows me to access all my accounts in one easy to use dashboard. But my favorite feature is the fact that I can schedule posts to go out at certain times. This means that I can take one of the articles I’ve written, grab 5 tips from it, rewrite them into short tweets or Facebook posts and add them all at once. The software will then make them life at whatever date and time I specify.
And now I would like to invite you to learn more about affiliate marketing and how you can grow your own niche site in as little as 30 minutes a day using the strategies and checklists I’m using each day.
Dania
www.makingmoneyhowto.biz
www.momsebizblog.blogspot.com
www.homebusinesstalk.biz