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Not all prospects live in your time zone, so 1 blog post is not enough. If you're in New York and reading blog posts at 9 in the morning, your prospects in San Francisco are still asleep and you'll miss out on your content unless you subscribe to your blog via RSS or email else I'll do that. Please read some of the tweets and Facebook messages in your blog post and make sure all your target audiences will see them. Finally, don't forget that people often catch up on reading.

Without doing the weekly work. Some of the tweets on your post could certainly help your movement on Saturday afternoon. Social media is without a doubt a powerful marketing and communication tool for companies that adopt it and wedding photo editing service for non-profit organizations. However, for most of us, our site is still where the rubber meets the road. This is the place to convert visitors into leads and prospects. This is the place to build your listing and sell your items.



Can you incorporate some of the “humanity” of social media into your website without sacrificing sales ability? Can I use social media to convert traffic to your site without leaving your community? More and more companies are indicating that this is an achievable and valuable goal. We believe both will lead to better communication, greater brand loyalty, better, more agile, more profitable businesses. Here are 9 case studies on how to integrate social media activities into your website to get the best results.