If you ever find yourself snowed in… let’s say during one of the worst storms of the century (a.k.a. A Snowpacolypse) then here are 21 suggestions for some things you might do with regards to social media marketing… just saying.
These can also apply to you if you have a long weekend in Tahiti as well.
- Change passwords on your accounts
- Update your bio and photo on all sites
- Write a blog post
- Shoot and post a video
- Write a quick eBook to give away on your site
- Connect with people you’ve met in real life
- Prune out old emails on your lists
- Segment your Facebook friends into lists
- Answer questions in LinkedIn Groups
- Create a Facebook fan page for your business
- Comment on another blog
- List out your content creation strategy for the week/month/year
- Research your next topic
- Search for people to connect with on LinkedIn
- Write a LinkedIn recommendation
- Add widgets to your blog site
- Track your blog/Twitter/Facebook stats
- Host a video conference
- Listen to a useful podcast
- Offer to write a guest post on another blog
- Reach out and connect with clients through social media
What would you add to this list? If… in theory … you were ever snowed in?
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Joel Mark Witt is the Publisher of Folk Media and author of 21 Days To Twitter Leadership and How To Use Social Media To Find A Better Job. He is a producer, author, and speaker who consults with businesses and nonprofits on how to use social media in marketing and communications. Get more from Joel on Twitter.
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