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Are you struggling to keep up with your social media marketing tasks?
Looking for ways to increase productivity?
Incorporating a few changes into your social media marketing can help simplify processes, improve efficiency, and free up your time. In this article you’ll discover eight tips to help busy social media marketers be more productive.
For more on social media marketing or contact us for additional tips, advice and suggestions.
Treat social media like the business activity it is. Use the simple principle of return on investment (ROI) to decide where to spend your time. If a certain social platform is giving you zero ROI, it may not be worth your time. You want to focus on the platform that does have a strong ROI.
Ideally, you should track your numbers and make sure you’re looking at all angles of the equation. For example, you should also identify customer lifetime value (CLV) channels with the highest ROI. Compare your platforms to see which is the most productive for you.
What does this look like from a tactical perspective? The exact methods differ depending on your analytics and reporting, but here are the main points to keep in mind:
This simple awareness can save you hours of time in your social media marketing.
It almost seems unnecessary to say because most people are already doing it: If you’re not using social media management tools, it’s time to start. It’s hard to know just how much time you’ll save by using a tool, but suffice it to say that it’s likely hours per week.
If you had great engagement from a social media post in the past, use it again. You’re probably thinking, “Won’t this annoy people?” Probably not. The half-life of tweet isn’t very long, so if you’re posting the same tweet twice in a week, month, or even a day, it probably doesn’t matter much. Even if others retweet you, the duration is not very long. Organize your content with filters and set up a queue to repost it.
The key to saving time on social media is developing systems that are organized, repeatable, and habitual ways of doing something. As long as your system is streamlined and scalable, you can be more productive in less time. Collecting content that you want to share is a good example. If you don’t have a system, this process could take hours.
Just using a system is more important than which system you use. For example, use Chrome extensions to keep your most important tasks a single click away. You can also click Buffer’s extension twice to save and schedule any piece of content to social media.
Categorize the content you want to share. Using a system like this will require some work on the front end, but it can save you tons of time later on. If you try this hack, be sure to look for the best time-saving IFTTT recipes. You’ll find a variety of methods for creatively and productively getting your social media system in place.
Do you use multiple social media platforms? Instead of going to each account and posting content, post the same content everywhere with a single click. Here’s how you can do it with Buffer’s plugin. Find an article you like, and click the Buffer button in your browser. Click the Buffer button in your browser to add content to your queue. Make sure all of your accounts are selected and then click Add to Queue. Share content on all of your social accounts.
The share is queued up for eight separate accounts on three different platforms. You can then customize the times, appearance, and frequency with your social media management tool.
One of social media’s biggest time traps is engaging when you don’t need to. How many hours of your life have you wasted scrolling through endless Twitter chatter? Was that time well spent? Probably not.
Instead, you can set up alerts on Mention or Google Alerts to notify you of selected topics that you should engage with. To set up Google Alerts, simply go to https://www.google.com/alerts. Then select the term or terms you want to be alerted about, and click Create Alert. Set up Google Alerts for specific keywords you want to monitor. You can also use the curation features provided by many social media management tools to see only the accounts or keywords that you select.
There is far more social media content than you need to absorb and engage with. By being selective with your engagement, you can save a lot of time and mental energy.
If you’re a small business owner or marketer, you have a lot of tasks to do. One reason you might be so busy is because you’re trying to switch between multiple tasks all day long. This is a surefire way to wear yourself down and waste valuable time.
The solution is batching, which is doing all of your similar tasks at the same time. Consider batching some of these tasks:
The list is endless, but the premise is simple: The more you batch, the more time you’ll save.
To start batching, organize your schedule by grouping similar to-dos for one time of day. By avoiding switching and enabling focus, you’ll knock out your tasks much more efficiently.
Outsourcing can be hard to do. But when you break down a task into its component parts, it becomes easier to understand what exactly can be outsourced. What’s an easy way to execute this outsourcing process? First, decide which task you want to outsource. Second, select a platform or person to whom you can outsource the project.
If you’re spending too much of your time and effort trying to figure out Facebook ads, for example, you can simply outsource this component of your job with a service such as Growth Geeks. Alternatively, you can also reach out to a freelancer or business directly using a service like Upwork. Outsourcing your work can free up your time for more valuable tasks.
Delegating may take some time upfront but will save you tons of time in the long run.
Social media takes a lot of time. Just when you feel like you can’t join another platform or compose another image for yet another tweet, someone says, “You have to be on [fill in the blank social network]!” At that point, what you really want to do is scream, run away, and live somewhere off the grid.
Sometimes, it seems like social media has taken over too much of our time and mental energy. But maybe that’s because we’re not using the right methods. There are dozens of ways to save time on social media. The real issue isn’t what time-saving efforts you do, but if you actually do them.
If you want to save hours on social media this week, pick just one of the methods above and you’ll be well on your way.