4 Easy Ways To Refresh Your Social Media On A Holiday

My theme word for 2011 is Refresh – So with everything I do, I’m keeping that in mind… If you’re like me, you are always on the look out for easy ways to bring effectiveness to your social media efforts. Sometimes those are reminders. Other times there are new tips & tricks available. Occasionally, tuning up the old and trying a few things new is the groovy ticket! So, take just a few quick minutes… And get ahead of your friends (while they’re laying on the beach or carelessly meandering through their day)…

4 Easy Ways To Refresh Your Social Media On A Holiday

1. Join a LinkedIn Group You probably have a LinkedIn profile, and some established connections. But have you checked in lately? Yes, LinkedIn is now public, and talk of their IPO is still fresh. But you may not be aware that aside from being a great place to keep your resume updated, LinkedIn is also a terrific online portal to gain credibility as a professional in your field. The average salary of professionals on LinkedIn is about $109,000 per year. So your chances of connecting and collaborating with people that could make a difference to your future are high. LinkedIn Groups are full of people already interacting! Here’s the LinkedIn Groups Directory. There, you’ll see some popular suggested professional groups. But you can also do a search for other groups by profession, area of interest, and you can even create a group if you don’t find one you like! Steps to take:

Ask questions.
Answer questions.
Share information.
Network!

2. Read: “The 11 Defining Social Media And Technology Trends In 2011“ A *must-read* by Simply Zesty – A credible hub for online PR & social media. The article covers tablets, mobile apps, where the money is, new media empires, and more! 3. Sign up for an informational webinar Every week professionals in all niches of social media and Internet marketing are sharing their knowledge through webinars. Many good sessions out there — The twitter stream is a great source to begin a search. Not sure how the resource will stack up? Feel free to tweet me, and I’ll give you what insight I can on the presenter or group host. 4. Join a Triberr Tribe Are you a blogger? Would you like more readers and greater reach to an additional audience? Triberr is known as “The Reach Multiplier.” Quite simply, every time you publish a new post, everyone in your tribe will tweet it to their followers. And you do the same for everyone in your tribe. The best part?? It all happens….“automagically!” It is reasonable to expect to quickly increase your blog’s audience by 50,000 to 200,000 people or more. PLUS – You can be the chief of your own tribes too!! Tribes I belong to:

Networking Peeps
Birds of a Feather
Internet Marketing
Modern Life

Email me, tweet me, or send a message to me here, and I will happily help you find the right tribe for your interests! 🙂 * Which tip above is the most helpful to you? * Will you be trying any of them before you head out the door to gatherings and celebrations? This information is meant to be shared, so please tell share as you will and put your thoughts in the comments box below.

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By Keri J on 27th June, 2011

@twitter-45938040:disqus Thanks for stopping by! Taking even 5 minutes on a holiday seems to keep me on-track. Yes – there are always tweetchats…a few you made me aware of have been quite valuable for networking and staying informed: #SMmanners. #GetRealChat. There aren’t enough hours in the day to make it to all of them! Have a terrific week yourself! Aloha, ~Keri

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By Janet Callaway on 26th June, 2011

Keri, aloha. Even though I am reading this after some of the events took place, nevertheless I think your suggestions are a great idea. There are always new online events people could watch plus they could join in fun tweetchat that might normally be at an inconvenient time. Best wishes for a terrific week. Aloha. Janet

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By Mattias Gronborg on 30th May, 2011

Great post Keri! I really need to work some LinkedIn groups much more. Thanks for the tip about: The 11 Defining Social Media And Technlogy Trends In 2011 Triberr could have a great potential if it is wisely used. You need to build a core Tribe and everyone needs to share the same purpose. But I have experienced a lot of problems with the stream. Keep in touch!

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- By Keri Jaehnig on 30th May, 2011
  
  Mattias, From what I am hearing, most people could engage a bit more on LinkedIn. Me too, I think. 🙂 Isn’t that article a sensational set of information!! Triberr – I think it is a terrific platform. I spent a good amount of time last week working with Dino & Dan on technicalities. There is a lot going on behind the scenes, and their goal is pure quality. They are on their way. As with anything, in the initial stages, some adjustments will be needed. I hear you have an awesome tribe chief, so what are you worried about??? hahaha 😉 ~Keri
  
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By Mary McFarland on 30th May, 2011

Keri, this is a fabulous tip, and I’ve already sent email to Triberr. However, when I try to use your tween button, my post gets eaten so that I can’t post on Twitter. Thanks.

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- By Keri Jaehnig on 30th May, 2011
  
  Hello Mary, Great to see you here! Glad you liked the tip. I’ve emailed you about Triberr, and will be happy to help you get where you need to be there. Information on the tweet button should also be in your email. Happy Memorial Day to you, ~Keri
  
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