Klout for Social Media Metrics

Klout is one of my favorite measurement tools to gauge the effectiveness of my own social media marketing efforts. I also use Klout to plan my engagement strategy on Twitter. I'll show you more about that in an upcoming video, but here is a brief introduction to Klout, how to use it for the first-timer.

Klout Introduction Video

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Pinterest Pinning for Fast Twitter Engagement

Here's how I got some extremely fast Twitter engagement by using Pinterest. In this example I pinned several pins, pretty quickly. The difference between now and last time though was that I did it during a proven fast response time from my demographic. Just a minute laterI have 20+ follows, retweets, favorites, and list adds on Twitter. I can train you to get the same results. 

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Pinterest Pinning for Twitter Engagement

Here's a perfect example of how to get more engagement on Twitter using Pinterest. In this example I do a search for the keyword "LinkedIn" and pin a quick handful of pins, then a few minutes later check and I have about a dozen retweets, favorites, and list adds on Twitter. I didn't even do this during a prime timeslot for my demographic. It works people, and I can show you how you can get the same results. Register HERE and I'll send you more info on upcoming training sessions. Many of them are also free.

Pinterest Engagement Training - 15 targeted Pins in 3 minutes.

You don't need hours a day to manage your own small or home business on social media. Here's a quick demonstration of the power of Pinterest to encourage your followers, taken from my Social Media 300 Training Program. If you want more, be sure to subscribe to the website

"YourCommunityManagers.com" HERE 

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Law of Attraction: You get what you ask for

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"And yet that’s how we react in real life. We sow onions and expect roses. We sow negative thoughts in our mind (onions) and expect good things (roses) to come out! We fool ourselves! And we blame others. We look for who can possibly be the fault of that (usually we blame the parents or the husband/wife for what goes wrong in our life). And then we cry and say we don’t have any luck in our lives. We look at the neighbour and think he’s lucky because he has roses in his garden, and we wonder what we did to the world to deserve only onions in our garden!" [Listen for More]

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