Create a long-tail strategy of your posts

This is one of the first and most important strategies I began with. If you only share your blog posts on social media once, you’re missing out on a lot of contact opportunities. For example, if we shared our January blog posts when they were published then forgot about them, we wouldn’t reach audiences who just started following our social media profiles in March. You’re also missing out on reaching to the bulk of your existing followers. A long-tail strategy for social media is when you distribute your posts across a few months, sharing with different frequencies on different social networks. Pay special attention to the frequency of shares, since it will determine the impact of your blog post and there are different buy indian twitter followers rules for different social media channels. For example, you could Tweet about the same blog article two to three times in the same week, then keep the same frequency for the next two months using different post titles. The same is not possible with LinkedIn or Facebook. With Facebook’s new algorithm, you should be careful to post a maximum of thrice a day or your audience reach will fall dramatically. 

Support Local Events/Non-Profits

Connect with a favorite, local non-profit and show your support for their cause. Connecting with like-minded individuals in your neighborhood through their social media followers, while doing positive things in the town you call home is priceless. When you connect with non-profits at events, through volunteer work, or by donating offline, make sure to connect on social media. Tag the nonprofit in a shout out on your social media outlets. They buy twitter followers uk are more than likely going to appreciate and reciprocate the gesture. Tracking sales or visitors to your location through your connections may be difficult, but your commitment to your community will be noticed. Social media followers are typically your biggest brand advocates. Keep them engaged, connected and excite them online to engage with your company offline.

Host a Social Media Tweetup

A tweetup is a social gathering of people exclusively organized on Twitter. Now that mobile devices are more prevalent, the power to stay connected is in the hands of your customers. Tweetups can be somewhat difficult to organize, but with a strong Twitter following they can be very effective. You need to give your followers a reason to stop at your location with a special event. Take advantage of the mobile world when you are making changes to your store, expanding or offering new products. A tweetup will require you to host an offline event with clear times and offers at your store. We suggest inviting as many customers and prospects as possible to this event and do most of your outreach on Twitter. You can also offer buy daily followers exclusive savings codes, prizes or rewards for your Twitter followers. During the event encourage customers to connect on Twitter, tweet about the event and use a specific hashtag. Use of an event specific hashtag may result in your event or business trending on twitter. You will be able to record how many people were interacting on Twitter during the tweetup, and the special offers will allow you to track how your tweetup translates to sales.