317 Ways to Succeed in Social Media
The great thing about social media (and blogs that talk about social media and how it can be used for personal, business, blogging, marketing and more) is that there’s a ton of information available on how it can benefit you.
Hopefully, over the space of the last two years or so, this blog has offered you some tips, advice, strategy, call it what you will, that has helped you understand this cool toolset we call social media.
Just in case you missed any of these posts, here are some specific ones collected into one quick bookmarking option. I hope you find them useful.
Note: Each link opens in a new window, so you probably don’t want to open all at once.
Social Media
- From Stats to Strats – Free Social Media Ebook
- 10 Things Your Parents Told You That Still Apply to Social Media
- Social Media Roadmaps
- 3 Simple Ways to be Cleverly Quiet in Social Media
- How to Use Blog Lists for Your Social Media Strategy
- 52 Cool Facts About Social Media
- How to Measure Metrics in Social Media
- The HEART of Social Media
- How to Build a Social Media Map
- The Six Directions of Social Media
- The Social Media Goes Gonzo Blog Carnival
- Sonic the Hedgehog and Adventures in Social Media
- Social Media in Plain English
Blogging
- Two Quick Ways to Promote Your Blog
- Introducing For Bloggers By Bloggers
- Two Blog Posts You Should Read Today
- Building Business Blocks from your Homebase
- The Five Unwritten Rules of Guest Posting on Blogs
- 17 WordPress Plug-Ins to Help Improve Your Blogging Experience
- Six Steps to Running a Successful Blogger Outreach
- 10 Bloggers to Watch in 2010
- 10 Ways to Use Your Blog as a Marketing Tool
- Why Mediocre Blogging Can Still be Great
- 68 Ways to Make Your Blog Work for You
- How PR and Bloggers Can Help Each Other
- 10 Ways to Boost Your Blogging
- 10 Fun Twitter Apps You May Not Have Heard Of
- How to Sell Social Media to Your Boss – Twitter
- 10 PR People to Follow on Twitter
- 5 Ways to Ruin a Perfectly Good Twitter Relationship
- Monitor Your Twitter Niche with Monitter
- An Experiment in Platform-Exclusive Content – The Metrics
- 7 Ways to Market Your Business on Facebook – Free Ebook
Online Goodness
- 15 Reasons Your Business Sucks
- 50 Ways to Make Limoncello When You’ve Been Laid Off
- Define Your Digital Footprint – Lacing the Shoes
- Make a Living With Your Tribe (Without Scaring Them Off)
- Harness the Power of Stumbleupon with a Social Media Group
And as an added bonus, here’s a chat I had with the awesome David Siteman Garland yesterday over at his Rise to the Top show, where we talk about (amongst other things) social media “success”.
Enjoy!
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image: Leo Reynolds
Hi, Danny,
Thanks for sharing so many helpful posts. I am quite sure that I will benefit from them a lot, as I am promoting my oil painting business website ( http://www.oilpaintingcentre.com ) recently. I will keep on following and reading your articles.
Greetings from China,
Kevin:)
Great having you on the show, Danny :)
Great post
My but you've been busy. :) Enjoyed the video immensely. Kudos for your social consciousness and charity work as well. You're the foremost example in my mind for how to do that well and make a difference.
remarkablogger Hey there, Michael, thanks sir. :)
The great thing about social media is it allows us to connect with amazing people that are always willing to help. I know half the stuff over at 12for12k would never have happened without the support of these folks, and for that I'm eternally grateful. :)
What a shame you didn't gather more helpful tips for us.
Sigh. If only you'd spent some TIME on it.
Oh, well.
Super! This bookmark may well wear out before I'm finished! Thank you so much for a terrific resource.
PaulaLeeBright Grrrr.... ;-)
Thanks, Paula, glad you're enjoying it - I'll probably revisit every 6 months or so and post updates with new resources. With more tips and time ;-)
DannyBrown Ahhhh. The mud clears.
So that's how you do it!
I am learning. ;)
PaulaLeeBright I know, ONLY 300 or so? DannyBrown You're totally shafting us on the numerical quantity of your insight! ;)
Thanks for an awesome article DannyBrown , this will be a bookmark of mine as well!
JMattHicks PaulaLeeBright Next time I'll aim for one a day ;-)
Time to do some reading :(
mikepedersen Well the good thing is, you can pick and choose which ones seem the best suited to you, mate, so maybe we can turn that into a smiley instead. :)
DannyBrown Just got back on. Love it. You saved the day my friend. Now just need to figure out how to get it set up to utilize it the best. Will rewatch your video. Thanks again!!
mikepedersen I'd say that's an understatment, Mike!
PaulaLeeBright Agreed :)
I love making posts like this so I'd like to offer the following tip - break down the list into chunks of 10 (helps with the eyes) and perhaps alphabetize them or group them in specific categories.
I liked 3 Simple Ways to Be Cleverly Quiet in Social Media - my RSS feedreader is my true friend. :)
Barbara_Ling Done and done. :)
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