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Dear Readers!
Are we getting social or distancing
ourselves from each other with advent
of social media technologies and
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This is a perennial debate, fought
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This is a boon or a pain depending on
how young do you feel at heart.
Whatever could be the minus points,
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and actions of people.
All depends upon the positive actions
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Educational Content
1. Tips: Lend a helping hand to your audience members.
Give them tips they can use to up work performance or
better understand their industry.
2. Breaking News: Act a news source, sharing niche- and
sector-specific stories. Setting up Google Alerts for
keywords is your first step.
3. Opinion Pieces: Share opinion articles from thought
leaders about breaking news, giving your followers a
deeper understanding of key issues.
4. Industry Research: Dig deep into academic journals and
research organizations’ archives to find relevant research.
It doesn’t always have to be new – some research doesn’t
get the imm1ediate publicity it deserves.
5. Twitter Chats: Run or participate in a Twitter chat. It’ll
help show off your knowledge and build relationships with
social leaders in your sector.
6. Twitter Debates: Keep them civil, and debates over
Twitter can yield the same benefits as chats – building
relationships and demonstrating expertise.
7. Helpful Content Excerpts: Tease your audience’s
curiosity by sharing informative passages or statistics from
your website copy or content.
8. New Blog Posts: Link to a post you’ve just published so
your readers can avoid regularly refreshing your blog. To
fight low reach numbers, share it a few times.
9. Recycled Blog Posts: Reshare older posts, especially if
you think they warrant more attention than they first
received.
10. Popular Blog Posts: Send out links to your most
popular pieces, further boosting unique page views and
engagement metrics.
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11. Guest Posts: Promote yourself and your connections
by sharing guest posts you’ve written for their site, and
vice-versa. Guest posting on well-known domains can help
establish you as a thought-leader.
12. Interview-Based Posts: Tag your sources when you
post articles based on in-depth interviews you’ve had with
them. They’ll likely reshare, driving clicks and
engagement.
13. Evergreen Content: Don’t hesitate to share this type of
content occasionally. For those who are curious,
evergreen content gives data and advice that stays
relevant long after publication.
14. Podcasts: Link to original podcasts or your favourite
industry-related ones. Listening is often a welcomed break
from constant reading.
15. Case Studies: Go in-depth with the content you create
and share, giving followers detailed examples of best
practices and intriguing campaigns.
16. e-Books: Promote e-books if you notice longer pieces
of content earn higher engagement numbers. As part of a
campaign, they can be behind opt-in forms.
17. Educational Article Compilations: Collect informative
articles and present them in a single page for your
followers’ convenience using paper.li. Tag and credit the
authors.
18. Links to Helpful Articles from Leading Blogs: Post
articles from authoritative industry domains, linking or
introducing your audience to a dependable content
source.
19. Links to Informative Resources: Point people toward
helpful resources, such as free online courses.
20. Links to Tools: Post about tools, digital or physical, that
can help followers improve their workflow or build a
greater industry understanding.
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21. Links to Services: Post about services, such as software
programs, the same way you post about tools. As long as
they’re relevant to your audience’s pain points, they
should be appreciated.
22. Reviews of Tools and Services: Go a step beyond
linking to tools and services. Write comprehensive reviews
to help members of your market make a decision.
23. Influencer Conversations: Reach out to influencers for
a chat, asking questions your market wants answered.
Keep in mind, not all influencers will respond.
24. Links to Google+, LinkedIn and Facebook Groups and
Communities: Send followers toward online communities
that are helpful and open for discussions.
25. Links to Informative Blog Comments: Highlight
comments on your blog that add to your points, tagging
and thanking the people who wrote them. Your reach will
grow as they share your posts.
26. FAQ Answers: Answer questions that bug your
audience with a quick comment or link to a detailed
explanation. Reach out to specific fans who want help.
27. Post Series: Run a collection of related posts over a set
period to keep followers tuned into your major social
accounts. You can, for example, do this to promote a new
group of content pieces.
28. Recurring Weekly Posts: Create posts under a common
theme to share at the same time each week. Complement
them with a catchy hashtag.
29. Weekly Round-Ups: Reshare the week’s most
successful content each Friday, giving users who didn’t see
your best posts another chance to click and engage.
30. Event Posts: Amplify events by tweeting major
announcements and sharing insights from panel
discussions and informative conversations. Tag those who
took part to boost the odds of resharing.
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31. Live Tweets: Tweet in real time when you’re at
industry get-togethers and conferences, giving those who
couldn’t attend virtual front-row seats.
32. Tutorials: Explain how to get the most out of a difficult
or little-known product.
33. Industry Predictions: Be bold and predict what the
future of your industry entails. Interact with those who
respond to keep the conversation going and engagement
rising.
34. Email Shares: Highlight informative parts of your latest
email blasts, reaching those who aren’t subscribed and
potentially growing your contact list.
35. Top Lists: Let followers know about your top five blogs,
products or resources to build a conversation around
them.
36. Myth Busts: Tackle a myth that haunts your niche. Do
it in a blog post or appeal to people’s curiosity by writing a
bold tweet to trigger a discussion.
Visual Content
37. Trend/Hashtag Visualizations: Use a social trend and
campaign tracking tool to create charts and timelines that
show a hashtag’s growth.
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38. Data Visualizations: Forget writing copy about data.
Instead, make a graph to show statistical breakdowns
that’ll make your followers stop scrolling.
39.Infographics: Illustrate a set of statistics by creating an
infographic. Easy to scan and understand, a good
infographic uses relating sets of data and lists sources.
40. Quotes: Bolster a powerful quote by using an easy-to-
read typeface on an applicable background, catching
audience members’ eyes.
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41. Fan Photos: Take the social in social media seriously.
As you reach out to fans, acknowledge their content by
sharing their industry-related photos.
42. Memes/Image Macros: Leverage content that’s
inherently popular, adding original captions your audience
will appreciate.
43. Cat Pictures (We’re Serious): Don’t underestimate the
engagement power of a cute cat pic with a funny caption.
Haven’t you heard of I Can Has Cheezburger?
44. Comic Strips: Show your appreciation for the work of
comic artists in your niche by sharing their art. Credit
them when possible to engage with them and build
relationships.
45. Motivational Images: Demonstrate you understand
industry-specific problems by posting images encouraging
users to overcome common challenges. But try your best
to avoid cliche shots, like a guy standing triumphantly on a
mountaintop.
46. Collages: Edit photos together to recap an event or
illustrate an industry trend. Collages are usually a mix of
original photos and ones from your followers.
47. Pin Boards: Share your Pin Boards to not only engage
followers, but encourage them to follow you on Pinterest.
48. GIFs: Use a GIF-maker to creating short looping clips,
either with the original text in tact or original copy that
relates closer to your audience.
49. Vintage Shots: Relive some classic industry moments
with your followers. In the marketing industry? Share a
picture of a marketing conference in the ‘60s.
50. Vine Clips: Pack information into a six-second
repeating clip, giving your audience an interesting opinion
or statistic.
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51. Periscope Feeds: Take live-tweeting to a new level by
using Periscope – a Twitter app to share live streams.
52. YouTube Videos: Embed original or curated YouTube
clips in your posts to get your audience talking. According
to research from Twitter, tweets with videos earn 2.5
times more replies.
53. SlideShare Presentations: Create a picture-heavy
presentation bolstered by interesting facts to share on
your social platforms. A SlideShare presentation can act as
an alternative – or addition – to a blog post.
54. Customers Using Your Product: Snap a picture of a
customer using your product, tagging them to encourage
shares and replies.
55. Action Shots of Your Product: Demonstrate ways to
use your product through clear pictures or quick tutorial
clips.
56. Brand-Themed Images: Share images that encapsulate
your brand. Nike sets an example to follow, using pictures
of athletes training in the company’s apparel.
Interactive Posts
57. Polls: Get your followers thinking by posting a poll
related to an industry or company issue. Doing so also
shows you value their opinions.
58. Questions: Ask simple questions about how your
products can improve, what to include in upcoming
events, and more. Spur conversation by replying to
answers.
59. Votes: Encourage users to pick between their favourite
products, tools and anything else applicable in your niche.
A vote can be set up in a poll or a round-robin tournament
if there are more than a handful of choices.
60. This or That Games: Get to know your market. Do they
use a Mac or PC? Prefer winter or summer? Use Twitter or
Facebook more often?
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61. Two Facts and a Lie Games: Test your audience’s
knowledge. Tell two facts and a lie about your brand or
industry, asking followers to spot the fib. It can involve a
prize.
62. Caption This Photos: Post a funny or unique image,
asking users to come up with a creative caption.
63. Prediction Games: Have some fun and make a bold
prediction. How will your industry change in 10 years?
20? Or be more casual and predict a Super Bowl winner.
64. Fill-in-the-Blank Posts: Hop onto your favourite
social platform and get followers to fill in a blank. For
example, I use Keyhole every day to ______.
65. Reddit Threads: Start or stumble upon a Reddit
thread with some interesting facts? Share the link with
your followers to get them talking.
66. Quora Threads: Find a discussion about an industry
issue and point your audience toward it.
67. Requests for Content Ideas: Add some depth to
your blog or website by asking followers for content
ideas that address their pain points.
68. Public Responses to Comments: Highlight an
interesting comment you received by responding
publicly to it. On Twitter, this can be done by putting a
period in front of the commenter’s handle.
69. Opinions on Public Posts: Find an intriguing post not
directed at you and share it along with your opinion. On
Twitter, this can be done by simultaneously retweeting
and commenting.
70. Conversation Screenshots: Get permission from the
users who were involved, and post screenshots of funny
or helpful conversations you had.
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71. Contests: Catch your audience’s attention by holding a
contest for a sample or extended trial of your product. It
can involve sharing pictures, commenting or following
you.
72. Q&A Sessions: Engage your fans by holding a question
and answer session on Twitter. You’re not only likely to
build a greater following, but drive traffic to your website
by sharing a few applicable links.
73. Webinars/Google Hangouts: Get to know your market
by (sort of) meeting them face-to-face. Hold online
seminars or discussions to share advice or discuss
important issues in your sector.
Light-Hearted Ideas
74. Funny and Relevant Ads: Had a laugh at a commercial
involving your industry? Your followers probably would,
too.
75. Book Recommendations: Find a book to recommend
that can help others perform better at work or
understand a new topic.
76. TV and Movie Recommendations: Catch a little-known
flick or program? Tweet about it. Someone might enjoy it,
and the people who do will appreciate your taste.
77. Documentary Recommendations: Mention
documentaries to followers, especially if you have a sense
of their personal interests.1
78. Playlists: Share your favourite worktime playlist. Some
people are more productive with music in the
background.
79. Gift Ideas: Suggest holiday gifts for your follower
personas. If your market is partly made up of gamers, list
the season’s best titles and their prices.
80. Jokes and Puns: Act with tact, and it doesn’t always
hurt to crack a joke or make a pun. After all, some of the
biggest presences on social media are comedy accounts.
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81. Anecdotes: Post brief stories you feel your audience
would appreciate. Whether they have a lesson to them or
are just for laughs, well-written anecdotes will likely earn
engagement.
82. Contributions to Trends and Hashtags: Jump into a
trending hashtag with a comment that reflects your
brand. Just make sure you understand the hashtag’s
context.
83. Region-Specific Holiday Posts: Have fans and clients
across the globe? Keep a calendar of each country’s major
holidays and make celebratory posts according to their
timezones.
84. Fictional Holiday Posts: Enjoy made-up holidays, too.
As many Tolkien fanatics know, March 25 marks the day
Gollum fell into Orodruin’s lava, destroying the One Ring.
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85. Little-Known Company Facts: Post a piece of company
history not many people know about.
Humanizing Content
86. #TBT Memories: Share pictures of your team or office
when your brand was in its earlier stages.
87. A Day in the Life Posts: Speak from the perspective of
someone with an integral role in your industry, going over
a typical day’s events. These posts are meant to be
relatable and have a touch of humor.
88. Behind-the-Scene Looks: Give your fans a glance at
what goes on in your office, usually before unveiling an
update, new product or other type of launch.
89. Desk Shares: Snap a picture of your desk – or a team
member’s, with their permission – after a busy day. Again,
people should relate to the items they see.
90. Workplace Shares: Take shots of your office, giving
followers a better idea of your team and environment.
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91. Team Activity Shares: Go out for lunch with your
team? Share a picture of your meal. Unless you’re already
part of the industry, food can tap you into a whole new
audience.
92. Recruitment Posts: Advertise new positions on social
media. Your perfect recruit may already be following you.
Plus, your reach will grow as fans share the opening.
93. Posts Welcoming New Employees: Let the social
media world know you have a new team member. Include
a pic along with a brief welcome message.
94. Employee Profiles: Give followers an occasional
snapshot of a colleague, writing a brief profile involving
their position and interests.
95. Happy Birthday! Posts: Celebrate a team member’s
annual milestone by congratulating them through a social
post. Feel free to include a cake picture.
96. Posts About What’s on Your Mind: Take a minute to
share opinions about industry news or issues, or just
about passing thoughts your audience might appreciate.
97. Clips of Your Company Leader: Record and share parts
of a speech or meeting, helping put a clear face to the
brains behind your operation.
98. Company Milestone Celebrations: Notify your
followers once you hit a milestone. Get a certain amount
of clients? Been in business for a decade? Post away.
99. Twitter Takeovers: Take a brief break as community
manager to let another team member – preferably in a
role not related to marketing or communication – interact
with your audience. They can answer questions, talk
about their role and post content that has a different
focus.
Publicity Posts
100. Reviews: Don’t be shy to share glowing customer
reviews of your products. Social proof is important in the
decision-making process and can spark a conversation.
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101. Testimonials: Ask for testimonials from fans and
partners, tagging them when you share the content.
Unlike reviews, testimonials can focus more on working
with your company as a whole rather than your individual
products or services.
102. Influencer Posts: Partner with influencers to
demonstrate your products’ abilities. Their social clout
can go a long way in increasing engagement, website
traffic and more.
103. Campaign Landing Pages: Run a campaign and link to
the landing page with an enticing call-to-action (CTA). You
may not generate many likes or replies, but this time
you’re aiming for clicks.
104. Company-Specific News: Make social waves when
your brand announces a new development, such as an
upcoming product or large expansion.
105. News Your Brand’s Involved In: Share news articles
that mention your brand, as well as stories that include a
team member as an expert source.
106. Awards and Accolades: Spread word of your
accomplishments and build industry authority by posting
about your awards and accolades.
107. Sneak Peeks: Tease an upcoming product or service
by sharing clips of it in action, getting your audience
talking about its features.
108. Deal Promotions: Post about upcoming deals and
promotions exclusive to your social media fans. If the
sale’s enticing enough, your follower count will rise.
109. Coupon Codes: Share this spin on the above entry if
your brand has an ecommerce site. Word of the code
should spread if the deal’s worth it.
110. Flash Sale Announcements: Promote a sudden sale,
simultaneously driving website traffic and pushing certain
products.
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111. Links to Your Other Social Profiles: Link to your
brand’s other social profiles occasionally. If followers
engage with you on one platform, they’re likely to do so
on another.
112. Customer Interviews: Ask questions to dedicated
customers and share the responses on social media. For a
promotional angle, the answers should cover their long-
lasting relationship with your brand.
113. Creative Aspects of Your Brand: Show unexpected
ways your products or services can be used, encouraging
fans to share others.
114. Rival comparisons: Demonstrate how you stack up
against a competitor. This works well as an infographic
that compares and contrasts features.
115. Sponsored Posts: Boost your posts if you can’t hit
your target engagement numbers. It’s not out of the
ordinary – Twitter and Facebook have engagement rates
less than 0.1%, according to Forrester Research.
Shout-Outs
116. Direct followers toward accounts that share
interesting tidbits as a way to acknowledge their hard
work.
117. Fan of Week Posts: Draw attention to a new fan each
week who regularly interacts with you, helping refer
traffic to their websites and social profiles.
118. Partner Spotlights: Show your partners you care.
Profile them in occasional posts, explaining how they may
be of use to audience members.
119. Local Business Acknowledgments: Lend a hand to
small businesses in your area by giving a social shout-out.
Maybe they share office space with you or cater your
events. Either way, show them you care.
120. Posts Thanking Your Followers: Thank your fans for
engaging and keeping up with you. Not much would be
possible without them!
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mentoring?
by Rajiv Khurana
We choose our career.
Our career makes us.
Our journey through different
checkpoints is full of
Compulsions
Ambiguity and
Re-prioritizing, yet
Enthusiasm
Enlightenment and
Rejuvenation.
How are you sailing through?
How often do you feel the need
for a coach, a mentor, a guide, a
facilitator, a reflector, a listener,
a professional friend or an
advisor?
Considering the appointment of
your MENTOR to be the job of
your boss or the company alone
is letting them take charge of
your career.
You have the highest stake in
your career. You decide.
Help for short-term clarity to
long-term course correction is
just a meeting away.
Send an email answering, ”Why
do I need a MENTOR?”, and we
may invite you for a 30 minute,
no-commitment dialogue at our
office.
9810211256, 9013698960
International
Management
Venture Mentor,
Executive Coach,
Well published
writer…

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