Lately I have been reading more posts about automating the process of social networking and blogging. The time crunch is starting to feed a mentality of an I ROBOT process online. Automation seems to be the only answer to a harried business professional looking for the key to slow this online pace down. Fear is fed to those who haven't engaged in blogging, "It's just not for everyone", some say.
I say Beware of Automation. Conversations Are For Everyone.
Allow me to bend your ear. Have a Listen,
Are you willing to let down your hair and reach out? Consumers are willing to climb out from their Hummers and reach back.
Oh Rapunzel let down your hair and find a genuine way to have conversations with people.
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Microblogging on Twitter- 140 words or less for 30 minutes a day. You CAN do that.
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Video blogs of your listings, your town, or local events- You CAN do that.
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Podcasts- A quick phone call uttering helpful homeowner or buyer revelations while waiting for a client at your office. You CAN do that.
All these three methods can be used as a standalone, in tandem would be better, to have conversations with consumers. All three can be syndicated to blogging platforms. All three can be part of your social media marketing strategy.
Microblogging, video blogs, podcasts are all conversation starters and they are all effective.
The time is now. Online it's personal and it's your brand. When you hear that you can't and that you have to automate or you have to find someone to do it for you.
That's just crap.
Conversations are for everyone. Come on and engage there's a big wide borderless world ready to receive you.
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