3 Ways To Use SEO On Social Media

“Usually when companies say they want to get better at social media, they really want to get better at SEO (Search Engine Optimization),” says Manny Sarmiento, CEO of NMX2 and President of Doral Chamber of Commerce.

Manny is one of many professionals that have discovered the power of using SEO on social media to improve your page rank, recognition, and reputation. SEO is what guarantees that when a customer needs to find you, your company, or your product/service – they can.

Here are 3 ways to use SEO on social media:

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5 Tools for Social Media Management

Social media has changed the way people develop and share ideas, content, and relationships. We’re talking about media that doesn’t just attract leads, but creates exposure, builds reputation, and prevents crises. This sounds like a lot of work, but it doesn’t have to be. With the right tools, social media can manage itself.

Here are 5 tools for social media management:

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6 Tips On How To Use Twitter for PR

Let’s face it, things are getting serious and social media is here to stay. According to statistics from Jeffbullas.com, if Twitter was a country it would be the 12^th largest country – that’s 750 tweets per second. That’s a lot of opportunities to establish client recognition and improve reputation, so how can we take advantage of this?

Here are 6 tips on how to use twitter for PR.

1. Tweet good content. In my experience, users search twitter for three reasons other than entertainment – to learn something new, to answer a question, or to solve a problem.

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10 Tips for Good Email Etiquette

It's happened to all of us before: you have to write an email to your college professor or boss and suddenly you develop writer's block. Nothing sounds right and you're staring at a blank screen for what seems like forever. It's not exactly something you can prepare for, so what do you do? You attack it with a plan.


Here are 10 tips for good email etiquette: 

1. Get to the point. Make the job easy for your reader and delete the baggage. Writing short bullet points makes your message easier to read and catches their attention quickly, especially if they're checking their email by phone like I usually do. According to Dan Zarrella's book, The Science of Email Marketing, about 4 out of 5 people check their email by phone.

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