Part 3 – What Is Social Media Friction And How To Reduce It

This is our final post in our series about social media friction. So far, we have covered the broad definition of friction and also detailed one of the most common types, Promotional/Results Friction. In our final blog on this topic, we are going to take a look at what is often the most challenging category of …

Part 2 – What Is Social Media Friction And How To Reduce It

In our first post of this series, we attempted to define and detail social media friction and the general consequences it can have on your overall social media management and results. We also listed two of the main friction groups that most marketers need to focus on, which were 1) Promotional/Results Friction and 2) Process/Workflow Friction. In this second blog …

Part 1 – What Is Social Media Friction And How To Reduce It

There are two absolutely required components for successful social media marketing, Strategy and Execution. When these important elements work together and are done properly, social media results are not only achievable, but they can be expected. Understanding and identifying the friction points that are inevitably present within these two components can be challenging. More importantly, …

Scheduled Post Mixing Algorithm Arrives On Bundle Post

One of the features loved by our users is the Randomize/Auto-sort function on the export table. The existing app allows you to randomly scramble up to 100 schedule social media posts with a single click. It's used to mix up numerous posts you have selected from various RSS feeds, blogs and content curation sources to ensure that you are …

How To Leverage Social Media Connections Into Prospects And Customers

Does this ever happen to you? You engage with a prospect quite a bit on social media. You are building a relationship and it's time to tell them about your new product/service, etc. But you forget their name and/or twitter tag.  Or you want to mention someone and can't remember their profile. Sound familiar? The …