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What to Post on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and More - Buffer

What to Post on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and More - Buffer | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it

"Here are the general guidelines:

  • Facebook: Videos and curated content
  • Instagram: High-res photos, quotes, Stories
  • Twitter: News, blog posts, and GIFs
  • LinkedIn: Jobs, company news, and professional content
  • Pinterest: Infographics and step-by-step photo guides
  • Google+: Blog posts that you want to rank on Google"
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Pretty much what you would expect.

 

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3 Ways to Respond to Twitter Killing Off Lead Generation Ads - Marketo

3 Ways to Respond to Twitter Killing Off Lead Generation Ads - Marketo | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it
1. Switch to Website Cards

Unlike Lead Generation Cards which capture user data within Twitter, Website Cards direct users to a landing page on your website. While it’s up to you to capture your own data (e.g. through a gated landing page), you have the opportunity to capture more data about the user. You can also include the URL directly within the picture to meet the character limit and append tracking parameters to track conversions.

2. Pivot to Retargeting Campaigns

3. Try Facebook Lead Ads

If you’re not already running Facebook Lead Ads, they’re very similar to the feature that Twitter will be shutting down. When someone clicks on a Facebook Lead Ad, they will see a form and can fill it out without being redirected to a new webpage. However, Facebook allows you to ask more questions on the form, as well as customize one of your own (and a list of drop-down options, if you like).
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How to Stream Google Hangouts On Air to Twitter and Facebook | Social Media Examiner

How to Stream Google Hangouts On Air to Twitter and Facebook | Social Media Examiner | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it

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By sharing the YouTube link of your Google Hangout to Twitter and Facebook, you can stream the live event to reach more viewers.

 

Google Hangouts On Air are live video broadcasts that stream simultaneously on Google+ and YouTube. Through the magic of Google, YouTube automatically records your live video and saves it to your YouTube channel after the event.

 

Google Hangouts On Air is a fun way to host everything from general Q&A sessions to webinars to product launches. And because Hangouts On Air is integrated with YouTube, you can embed your live broadcast (as well as the saved one) just about anywhere—Facebook and Twitter included.

 

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Brilliant! Had no idea this was possible. Combine Twitter's Lead Gen Cards with this program and you've got something powerful!

Maria Hoard's curator insight, June 6, 2022 11:14 AM
This provides directions on an interesting upgrade.  You can video chat on Google Hangouts and then integrate your video on Twitter.  Simple integration instructions that could up the PLN game.  By providing a real time video, this allows for collaboration to go just a little bit deeper. 
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How to Use Facebook Open Graph - Duct Tape Marketing | #TheMarketingAutomationAlert

How to Use Facebook Open Graph - Duct Tape Marketing | #TheMarketingAutomationAlert | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it
SEO, Content and Social Media are so related these days that site owners need to grab every advantage they can to wring the most out of their efforts.


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Facebook Open Graph

Since this is the foundation for all three of the plays I’m suggesting, let’s start here. The good news is that for WordPress users, plugins have been built that make all the coding aspects of these tactics very, very simple. I recommend that every WordPress Site owner install the WordPress SEO Plugin by Yoast. For non WordPress folks you can read the Facebook Open Graph implementation instructions here.

 

Twitter Cards

The implementation is pretty straightforward and the documentation pretty useful. Once you’ve set the meta data up on your site or page you do have to get validated and approved for the card types you wish to use. Simply go to the validator and click on the validate and approve tab and put in the URL for blog post. The tool will check for the OG code and allow you to submit. Twitter says it takes 2-4 weeks for approval, but when I submitted it took about 5 minutes.

 

Google Authorship

Google allows content producers to link their site and Google+ profile to content they produce. This includes content you write on your site and content you contribute to other sites. Simply add all the sites you contribute to in your Google+ profile to get this additional feature started. (it may take months to actually start showing up in search, so do it today!)

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A bit in the weeds, but you get the point. For the B2B marketer, focus on Twitter first, then Authorship. Remember the earlier scoop: do not use Authorship on product pages.


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For B2B SMBs, Twitter Gets the Best Social Leads - eMarketer

For B2B SMBs, Twitter Gets the Best Social Leads - eMarketer | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it
Despite a majority of site visits coming from Facebook, for B2B small and medium-sized businesses, more than 80% of social media leads come from Twitter.
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We're fairly confident that we can come up with studies that show LinkedIn or SlideShare as the best avenues for social media leads. Regardless, please consider this data.


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INFOGRAPHIC: The Ultimate Complete Final Social Media Sizing Cheat Sheet

INFOGRAPHIC: The Ultimate Complete Final Social Media Sizing Cheat Sheet | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it
Need pixel dimensions and sizing information for Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube, Pinterest, or LinkedIn? We put it all in one handy graphic.

Via Martin Gysler
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Jose Maria Hernandez Montes's curator insight, February 2, 2013 4:56 AM

Great!! Thanks a lot Martin, this is very helpful lol

Gaurav Pandey's curator insight, February 6, 2013 1:12 AM

Remember, size does matter. 

Dotty Scott's comment, March 18, 2013 2:09 PM
Google+ and YouTube have changed everything graphical since this was created,