Post your Social Post on your business Facebook page
Share your Business post on your personal Facebook page
Share your post on Instagram and any other social profiles you are managing
Use today's blog post idea to create your own blog article. Be sure to share the article on your social channels and email after you publish it!
Study today's marketing question and as always reach out if you have any of your own questions
Study today's marketing Term and try to apply the concept at least once today
Bonus Challenge
Use this SEO system to rank on the first page of Google for your number #1 niche. If you like horses, a good niche would be “Horse properties in XYZ City”
Today is the best day of the week to post on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn! Go for it!
If you miss the best time to post window on Facebook or Instagram today - don't worry! During weekdays there is still consistent engagement from 9am–5pm.
Reminder: Early mornings and evenings, before 7am and after 5pm have the least amount of engagement per day on Facebook.
Reminder: Lowest engagement times on Instagram occur during late night and early morning from 11pm–3am so stay clear of posting during that time slot.
Reminder: Steer clear of posting on LinkedIn every day from 9pm to 3am.
When and where to post:
- Post on Facebook today between 9am-12pm or 1pm-3pm
- Post on LinkedIn today between 8am-10am, or between 12pm-3pm
- Post on Instagram today at 11am or 1pm
History posts are one of the very best blog article templates to relay your value proposition.By telling stories and showing history in your experience you are building what is called "brand heritage" in the eyes of your audience. Top brands spend millions to try and practice this very discipline.
Our History template makes it super easy to go through a step by step builder and create this brand building content for your readers. Just simply create an introduction, craft a list of historical events related to today's post idea, then end with a conclusion.
History posts generally one of the biggest impact on building your brand as any of the Ready Agent Go blog templates.
Click the Create a Blog Post button to be taken to the blog post creation tool. Follow the steps and boom your done. Are you Ready? Let's Go!
Bonus To-do's after you create your blog:
After you're finished creating your blog post make sure you promote it! Here are a few simple suggestions:
Create a social post using the featured image of your blog post and the title.
Right after posting your blog post be sure to send out an email blast using the featured image of your article and a quick excerpt from the introduction. Link to your blog post to drive traffic to this published article on your website. If you don't have a website, or place to publish your content, consider getting a Ready Agent Go website and have all this done for you.
Over the following 1-2 weeks create at least one social post for each historical event in your post and share it across social media. When you share it make sure to link back to your article.
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Today's Learning Center
Today's Marketing Question
Question:
How should companies measure their social media marketing success?
Answer:
Success is measured using the same metrics you use for any other marketing activity: traffic, leads, and customers. Counting the number of fans or followers you have can help you understand your social media reach, but the bottom line that determines its success is how many people it drives to your site, how many of them are qualified leads, and how many of them actually become customers.
A no-follow link is used when a website does not want to pass search engine authority to another webpage. It tells search engine crawlers not to follow or pass credit to linked websites as a way to avoid association with spammy content or inadvertently violating webmaster guidelines. To varying degrees, the no-follow attribute is recognized by all major search engines, like Google, Yahoo, and Bing. Not all links (and linking domains) are created equal, and a no-follow attribute helps avoid any foul play.
