Social Media Slice for September 20, 2018

• Why use Social Media Marketing? 75 reasons.
• 5 tips for using video on Twitter to attract more engagement.
• Using Facebook Events to promote your events.

SLICE is a M-F news digest targeted to assist Social Media Managers and Small Business Owners doing their own marketing.

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MOTIVATIONAL SLICE

Sometimes a #ThursdayThought is needed to get through the last two days of the business week. We thought FDR ‘s words were inspirational for entrepreneurs.

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MAIN SLICE

WHY should I use SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING ask potential clients day after day. Looking for fresh answers? We found 75 in this post from the team at Lyfe Marketing. Definitely 2nd ☕️ reading. More…

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SLICE SPECIAL OF THE DAY

Video is the way to go, so say all the gurus & influencers. Facebook. Instagram. YouTube. Twitter. Twitter? TWEETS WITH VIDEO attracted 10X more engagements than Tweets without video. That is notable. Therefore it is worth your time to check out these 5 data driven tips that will entice viewers to stop scrolling, and start paying specific attention to your client’s videos. More…

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SLICE INGREDIENTS

Creating & hosting a VIRTUAL FACEBOOK EVENT can be a critical boost to hosting successful online events, webinars, and product launches. More…

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SLICE ON THE GO

Just an FYI that you knew was coming. DELTA RAISING BAGGAGE FEES. $30 for first checked bag (up from $25) and $40 for second checked bag (up from $35). More…

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As a Social Media Manager or Small Business Owner, what is one of YOUR biggest pain points? Could it be the blogging process? You KNOW you need blogs for improved SEO on Google, but researching, writing, revising to include keywords, and then editing are very time-consuming tasks. Especially if it takes you THREE HOURS to write the first paragraph!

On the other hand, I can write three paragraphs just getting out of bed. Make better use of your time and tap into my over 40 years of experience as a reporter, editor, and free-lance community writer to generate your creative content. – Anthony Scialis, Managing Editor, SoMe Slice