Social media editorial calendars

[Jeannette Hartman]

I just ran across this post about social media calendars.  Even if you’re not interested in creating a calendar for your social media tweets and posts, it has a lot of interesting information about the psychology of sharing social media: http://coschedule.com/blog/how-to-quadruple-your-traffic-with-a-social-media-editorial-calendar/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=CMU+JAN+13&utm_content=CMU+JAN+13+Version+A+CID_7e9f222fbed6e2b9c4315183d814dad4&utm_source=todaymail

[Jen | DOGthusiast&FoundPixel.com]

This is also a very good spot to grab some stuff: https://business.twitter.com/resources – their ebooks and so on contain a lot of big data around analytics (ie: how many more impressions an image tweet gets over a regular one). At least you know they’re studying a huge number of tweets! I learned about that site and the ebooks through one of their own presentations – it isn’t that obvious to find (at least wasn’t for me!)

Then using http://Analytics.Twitter.com is key to seeing how well  your own tweets go down. That image one, and keeping them short, really followed what Twitters own stats showed 🙂

[Jeannette Hartman]

Jen, this looks very interesting.  I want to whop myself up the side of the head for not even thinking of checking for resources on twitter itself.  Thanks for sharing it.  I’ve read about companies that do analytics for social media and every time I’ve pursued it, it’s way beyond my budget.  This is a double windfall!

[Kia]

Interesting.  Thanks for sharing guys 🙂

[Crystal]

Thank you for sharing these awesome resources. 😉

[Kim]

Thanks for sharing these! Im slacking in the organization department!

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