The good news? I don’t feel all of them! The one from this morning was just one of many. Lots of them last night from the same location that thankfully didn’t wake me from my sleep.
And this brings up an interesting point in social media. I’m not going to see all your posts or tweets no matter how often you’re making rumblings.
I read a great article a long time ago on that very subject. The recommendation as far as tweeting was up to four times a day for the same tweet!
I was shaken by this declaration.
And pondered it. The statement came from a well-recognized gent in the world of social media. Score one there.
Think about it. Your audience (followers) shifts, like Mother Earth, throughout the day. Some are on in the morning before they go to work; others catch up after a long day at the office, perhaps to unwind. But wait!
When IS their morning or evening? We’re so global nowadays!
That brings to mind a new follower that DM’d me a “Good Evening” the other day. I shot one back at him a few minutes later however it was a “Good Morning”. We went back and forth with our “out of time zone” greetings for a couple of days. He is in Japan; I’m in California.
And no, I’m not going to start discussing earthquakes with him.
Now, about those rumbles. I tweet my blog posts a few times a day now to give opportunity for all my tweeps to see them. Most people aren’t going to sign up for the emails or “follow” your blog so you have play catch!
Meanwhile, I rarely post my blogs more than once on my Facebook page. What? Are you crazy? No. The fan base is relatively small (around 600) and
I don’t want to bombard the fans! Once in a while I pull up an “oldie but goodie” to post there and give those older blogs an opportunity to be seen by newer fans.
And Google+? Yeah, yeah, I know. I’ll get to it! You did read my recent blog post about that, didn’t you?
The moral of the story? Go on out there and shake things up a bit and get heard! The Shadows of Knight sure did in 1968 with the tune below. And if you want to rattle my chain stop by and say hi!: Twitter, Facebook, Google+, or the website.
