Sample Sales page:

Example from sales page

I convert your sales page copy into status updates appropriate to post to your social networks.

Using the content in the sales page above, I created this status update:

Example of a status update created by Lara Nieberding

Do you have a blog?

Sample Blog

Example blog content

I repurpose your content into status updates for your social networks.

Example status update written by Lara Nieberding

Have you written articles?

Sample from an article

Example from an article

I craft your words into status updates for your social networks.

Using the content in the article above, I created this status update:

Example status update for Facebook written by Lara Nieberding

Don’t let your online presence stagnate! Keep your social media presence fluid and current.

The content is authentic and genuine because the content is in your words! I format your work to be suitable for social networks.

One of many happy clients wrote, “Great tweets Lara, you have a real knack for writing those.”~Theresa Scholes

You provide: link to your website & a link to your articles, blog, sales page

You receive: a spreadsheet with 30 status updates; 20 updates under 120 characters for Twitter & LinkedIn; 10 updates under 350 characters for Facebook

This is how it works:

1. Pay $27.00 USD now

2. Schedule when you want your status updates created. For example, select Monday 9:00-10:00 AM Eastern  I will create the status updates from 9-10 and email your spreadsheet around 10 AM give or take a few minutes due to email delivery times.

3. Send links to the content. Copy and paste the URL links to the content pages you would like the status updates created from.

Strategic social media marketing advice from your peers

Social Networking-Step into the deep end of the new marketing wave

The internet has opened us up to more; more information, more commercials, and more staying close. With that exposure to more, it has also put a death knoll on marketing campaigns as we knew them. Traditional tactics of putting an image out there for a company do not work anymore. People want connections; they want to feel they know the company inside and out. They do not want to be treated like mindless shopaholics.

The internet has shown customers that information is king and conversation is next in line for the throne.

Gone are the days of the customer not caring where the stuff they buy comes from. Too much is at stake these days, including the environment and jobs. People want to know where what they buy comes from, and they want to feel like there is a personal connection there. Customers want to trust you, and building trust cannot be done in a 30 second advertisement.

Social networking has also opened up businesses to respond to customer needs instantly.

The internet has trained all of us to expect things yesterday. We no longer wait for letters to be sent through the mail, we send them by magic instead so they arrive in moments. Your customers expect you to communicate with them with the same speed and efficiency. With social networking you can respond to customer needs, wants, and concerns with the touch of a button.

Lastly, social networking lets your customers know that you are dependable. When a customer posts a concern, and you respond to it immediately, you are further building trust. This way both current and potential customers know that you listen and respond to their needs. Letting customers post their problems publicly may seem a bit odd, but everyone knows that no company is perfect. Letting them know that you care about satisfied customers, and if they are not satisfied you will work until it is right, then customers will flock to you.

Social networking also allows the business to post meaningful information in more than one place.

Your customers are already using social networking.

By using it as a business, you are able to post hours of operation, maps, addresses, and contact information on more than just the company website. This allows customers to find you more easily.

Do you need small business support regarding public relations? Do you wish you had craft business support in the area of public relations? If you answered “yes” to these questions then it is time to hire me!

I can help you integrate a press release into your marketing strategy using social media to improve your public relations.

clipped from www.conversationagent.com

How to use a checklist to do better PR

• what’s the main story?
• does the content map to the business intent?
• have you utilized the insights and research available to you in the course of writing?
• how is this piece fitting in the content toolkit you’re making available to customers?
• have you compared notes with all sources?
• how is the piece fitting to the editorial calendar of the people in your outreach program?
• is your language approachable? Have you taken the opportunity to simplify/educate?
• do you have the right people/quotes in the piece, and is everyone’s name
  spelled correctly?

Customers will drive other customers, so use social networking as a platform to allow them to communicate with each other as well as with the company. Give your customers a voice, let them tell the world why they love your product or your service, and

The world will arrive at your door.