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Artisan Ally — Facebook and Social Media Strategy

Posted by jib, on March 20th, 2011%
Helena Kaufman

by Helena Kaufman

The advantage of Facebook that I see is that it is fun and social, so it is very inviting. It doesn’t feel like a highly commercial store front and allows visitors to easily access all you have to offer.

You have a choice of opening a profile, used primarily for social posting activity, connecting and sharing or a fan page. Each page has useful features and purpose. It is generally accepted that you promote yourself and conduct your most serious business initiatives and follow up via a Fan Page.

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Artisan Ally — Your Process to Presence and Profit

Posted by jib, on March 20th, 2011%
Helena Kaufman

by Helena Kaufman

Thank you for the numerous notes on the simple, yet effective act of committing 15 minutes in our most recent, content rich Artisan Ally column. Here’s more practical inspiration for how your online efforts are viewed.

As we head over to Facebook¸ we’re logging in every day with 175 million other folks. Facebook can be a burdensome beast to tackle with all its distracting options plus the choice of personal accounts and fan pages. It is one of the top three most visited sites, right up there with Google and Yahoo.

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Artisan Ally — Schedule Your Creative Connection

Posted by jib, on March 10th, 2011%

by Helena Kaufman

Have you been visiting twitter, at least once a day to post a comment or to ‘listen’ to the online conversation of your prospects and even your competition?

Knowledge is power, but simply being there and eaves dropping on text conversations are not enough. You need to make your presence known by posting and commenting, regularly if not frequently. We’ll soon devote Artisan Ally columns to content creation for social media for new posters and refreshers for those already in the flow of social media. For now, however, let’s work on your . . . → Read More: Artisan Ally — Schedule Your Creative Connection

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Artisan Ally — Personal Touch on Twitter

Posted by jib, on March 2nd, 2011%
Helena Kaufman

by Helena Kaufman

Twitter is only one option in our slide into social media for fun and profit.

It was a useful entry point because it is so compact and fast that you could experience lots of posts quickly and also not over think your own messages in those 140 spaces.

Types of Tweets

What’s common to popular or successful tweets?

Whether someone is updating their personal status or ‘re-tweeting’ or repeating in a post, someone else’s news, the big draw of an audience happens when they are interesting or relevant.

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