Saving time and headaches :)

[Keeta]

Thanks, great ideas.

I still manually post to Facebook, and this takes a shortened version and a link to my other sites. This isn't too much trouble, as soon as I finish something on my blog I just share it.

I only have my laptop! My phone doesn't even have a camera. I love technology but I hate devices!

[Mumnesia]

Originally Posted by Keeta

To follow up my social media changes...

I can update my status in Google+. This then transfers to my Facebook page, then to my Twitter account, and then to my Linked In status.

My main goal for social media is staying on contact. Some of my connections prefer a specific social media site, and now it doesn't matter, they still all get the same information.

If anyone finds they are being bombarded with too much repetition, please let me know lol....but so far the results have been great!

Are you using Google + pages for brands Keeta?.
I have just launched one for my brand but how do you link status updates across twitter, Fb and blogger. I can do this from blogger, (using graffitti rss feeds) which will go to both Fb & Twitter and any FB updates will go to twitter as well......

[Keeta]

Originally Posted by Mumnesia

Are you using Google + pages for brands Keeta?.
I have just launched one for my brand but how do you link status updates across twitter, Fb and blogger. I can do this from blogger, (using graffitti rss feeds) which will go to both Fb & Twitter and any FB updates will go to twitter as well......

I have linked Google+ to Facebook, although I hardly ever use it that way, as few people are using Google+ right now.

You need to find your e-mail address, for updating your Facebook status, then add that e-mail address as a contact on Google+ so every time you update your status you send them an e-mail. Type in the subject line, but you can't make the length very long.

Hope that helps.

[SteveDavidson]

Originally Posted by Keeta

• I found I have 1 stalker. He opened the thing 4 times and clicked on every link I gave him. I’ve never even met the dude.
• Also, 1 guy opened the bloody thing 22 times… Um newsletter. Not word porn.
• I knew the peak times my contacts check their e-mails.
• 0 marked me as spam.

This isn't going to work on mail systems which are set up not to leak information back out to the net, of course... I guess it depends on what kind of client base you're going to be sending to. I'm guessing it uses web bugs?