How to find your Social Media MIT's (most important tasks)?

SOCIAL MEDIA TIME MANAGEMENT TIPS

What are your Social Media

MIT’s(Most Important

Tasks)?


The Question Everyone asks:

What are social media tips that a small business owner can start using today?

Most people will answer

with the usual suspects

• set up a Facebook fan

page

• learn how to use Twitter

• schedule your posts

My Answer is simple …Focus on your

Social Media MITs


What is a Social Media MITs?

Social media MITs are just like your most important tasks (MITs) that you do for your business. These are the 3 - 4 most important things that you need to get done that day.

Think About It This Way …What do you need to get done for

your business today?

Your list might look like this:• finish the client project• email an invoice• write a blog post

And you know that once you've gotten those done, your business is moving closer to your goals. (product production, sales goals and marketing)


Social Media MITs are the same thing.

When you pull your daily (or weekly) to-do list together, what type of social media actions can you take to move you closer to your sales or marketing goals?


Think about it in terms of the difference between being productive and doing busy work.

Being productive is actively seeking new connections on Twitter and sharing their content.

Busy work is clicking around Facebook, looking at pictures of your friend's new puppy and while throwing up a Facebook post on your business page.

Your most productive social media MIT is the top social marketing task you need to focus on.

Once you get that part of your social media marketing done,

you set the tone for the rest of the week for the other work you need to accomplish.

And what's really frustrating is that when you do stay on top of your social media postings, your content gets shared and your followers keep growing.

So you know it works. You're just not working it.


How do you find your Social Media MITs?

To figure this out, you need to do a little research.

Hopefully, you have access into your Google Analytics so you can run a search to see which social site brings you the most traffic.


How do you find your Social Media MITs?

Once you get into your analytics, look for your top referral source.

To find this information, follow this sequence: Acquisitions - All Referrals

Now take this information and answer these questions:

1. Which social site consistently gives you the highest referral traffic to your website?

2. What can you do every week in that site that will make a difference? • Is it posting more often? • Is it sharing other businesses' content so you can build more

relationships?

3. What is the best time of day and my best day of the week where I can commit to focus my energy on these tasks?

Block off time in your calendar every week like you would for a meeting.

Make a weekly appointment with yourself and

your Social Media MITs.

Soon you'll realize that it's a simple thing to pull your list of social media MITs together and schedule them into your week.

Because sometimes, those small things are the ones that can make the biggest differences.

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working and what’s not.

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