I’m not going to lie. Being a “social” blogger can be hard, especially when you’re an entrepreneur and trying to do your best. We all know the struggles of being a social business owner. You have to make sure you’re not constantly on the go, and you have to limit your time spent on social media.
But in the meantime, the 4 post entertainment is a great way to get some of that social time back. This post includes a discussion of our blog’s own history, a list of a few of our favorite blog posts in recent history, as well as links to all of the posts for which we’re the social media team. We also have a whole section of our blog dedicated to our “Best of 2013” posts.
On the flip side of the coin, you have to be careful about what you spend your time on social media. We spend a considerable amount of our time on Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest, and these sites have become places for us to post our best work and share our favorite posts. However, you don’t want to spend your time on these sites when you don’t have any work to show.
This is why Twitter and Facebook are so important for blogging. Not only do they give you a way to spread your work to the world (like, for example, posting a picture of you on your Facebook page), but they are also great places to learn. On our very own blog, there are no “best of” posts, instead you can find posts, links, and even images that have been especially helpful to other readers.
Twitter, the micro-blogging site, is great for this because it allows you to post a message to your followers, and then they will follow you back, or tweet from your account. This means you can post from a variety of different places and have a variety of different interests, while not having to use Facebook or Twitter for the same purpose.
It’s a good idea to always post something worthwhile to your followers and Twitter, because it can lead them to other interesting and/or inspiring content. It doesn’t have to be that “post of the year” or anything. It can just be something that was really helpful to your followers.
This is a good way to be more self-aware. You dont have to be the type of person who always posts the same thing every time, and you dont have to be doing the same thing on every post. You can be different. It doesnt have to be a link-bait post, either.
I have two suggestions here.First, it’s okay to have a few posts in the same category that are in the same category. I usually have a post that is in the “Funny Stuff” category. So the posts about the world’s funniest celebrities and the world’s most outrageous celebrities are pretty close together. I might post one more on the “Funny Stuff” category, and then another post about the “Sexiest Celebrities of the World” category.
It has no problem being in the same category though. I think its okay to have a few posts in the same category. My other suggestion is to not only keep the post in the same category, but also to make sure you don’t post more than 2 links to the same post. If you post a link to a post that is in the same category that is also on the blogroll, it could hurt your own position on the blogroll, and could get your post deleted.
I think the main problem is that people are posting posts that have more than two links to them. So if you post a link to 3 posts, they are all in the same category. But if you post a link to one post, and another is in the same category, it can be seen as a spam. The best thing to do is to only post a link to the same post twice.
