Digital Marketing Guide for Authors & Online Entrepreneurs | Denise Wakeman

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How to Reap the Benefits of Visibility on Instagram

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How to Reap the Benefits of Visibility on Instagram - #AskDenise

Does this sound like you… you know about Instagram, you may have even set up an account, but you cannot figure out how the heck to use it for your business. It seems like a lot it’s all about posting selfies and the great meals people are having at cool restaurants. Where does business come into play? How do you get more visibility on Instagram?

If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. In this post I’ll share some tips on how you can optimize your Instagram account to create more visibility, awareness, and opportunities for your business. [Read more…]

How Do I Start Building My Platform?

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How Do I Start Building My Platform - Ask Denise

Over the years I’ve had conversations around the same question many times. With friends and clients, on a hangout with Jason Wiser, and in the Challenges, I host … how do I start building my platform, a.k.a. audience?

Platform, audience, tribe, community, followers… without them, it’s nearly impossible to stand out and get your message heard.  Committing the time and effort to building your platform increases your visibility…guaranteed.  [Read more…]

How Often Should I Post to Get Visibility? #AskDenise

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Ask Denise - How Often Should I Post to Get Visibility?

One of the most perplexing things about social media marketing is wrangling all the social sites you’re on and knowing what, when and how often to share content. I received this question from Trudy Van Buskirk:

How many times a day do you have to post to get visibility?

It’s not the first time I’ve been asked this question over the years. A decade ago it was “how often should I post on my blog?” Now, it’s “how often should I post on [insert social networking site]?”.

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The first thing to get out of the way is that there are no rules and everyone has an opinion. There is no “right way” or right time to post. It’s tempting to want to follow someone else’s formula, and that’s great for a guideline and setting up your initial schedule. Ultimately, though, you need to test and experiment to find what works for your followers AND what you can comfortably sustain on a consistent basis. Then you have to tweak and test some more. [Read more…]