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How to Grow Your Connection Channels
- 12 Ways to Get More Followers – MichaelHyatt.com
- 5 Ways to Find People to Follow on Twitter – here
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- 6 Action Steps to Get More Subscribers – JamesWedmore.com
- How to Get More Facebook Fans – AmyPorterfield.com
- 13 Ways to Get More Pinterest Followers – SearchEngineJournal.com
- How to Make Great Connections on LinkedIn – Inc. Magazine
What are your favorite ways to grow your connection channels? Feel free to share link to other resources and articles in the comments. What’s working (or not working) for you?
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Kimberly ~ Gypsy says
Thanks for sharing these links, Michelle! Growing those connections really are so important but those connections need to be about quality … not quantity. You know those people who lose site of that, too! You know .. the ones with huge amount of fans, likes, followers,etc, and wonder why they don’t have enough clients or traffic o.O
Michelle Shaeffer says
Yep, quality and engagement count more than numbers. :) So it’s important to grow your channels genuinely — not with the crazy “get 1,000 followers for $10” schemes.
Debra Jason says
Great tips once again @Michelle. I usually do a little of each channel daily, but I like your idea to focus on one a day. Thanks. ~Debra
Michelle Shaeffer says
Once you’ve got it figured out, a little each day can be a great strategy, Debra. :) I set a goal of one a day so even on days when I’m super busy I don’t skip it and think it’s too much time to spend.
Scott says
Its always about targeting the right people. This reminds me of the saying, “if a tree falls and no one is around, does it make noise?” …depends on who the target market it.
Michelle Shaeffer says
Yep. We can talk all we want to but if the right people aren’t listening, then it’s just noise. If we surround ourselves with people who care what we’ve got to say and then it becomes a message to share.
Amy Putkonen says
Some great links, Michelle! I will be sure and check them out. It is clear to me that you and your team have a really great model for helping us to move things forward. I so appreciate all that you do!
Michelle Shaeffer says
Hey Amy, thanks for reading and commenting. Enjoy the links–they’re filled with great strategies!
Adalia John says
Hi Michelle, I hate to be redundant but it’s a fact, GREAT TIPS.I give you the award “you’re AWESOME” for your easy to understand and implement information for growing one’s business on line.
I’m gingerly approaching Pinterest. I have done zilch on Youtube. But I’m taking on your challenge. We keep ourselves from taking action when we approach our tasks with the giant step mindset. Your suggestion of taking tiny steps is a great motivator for getting just about anything done.
My grand daughter and I thank you for sharing.
Michelle Shaeffer says
Thanks Adalia, I appreciate that.
I’ve found myself I’ve got to have VERY SMALL steps to motivate me. There are times for big leaps, but most of the time it’s the small, steady steps that get me there. :) We can take those little steps together.