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Social Media Audit Challenge 2021

It's time to link up your December progress!

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As I mentioned in the sign up post for this challenge, I'll be hosting monthly link ups in order to keep us all on track, and give us a way to see each others progress. Every month participants can share their links and discuss their progress.

#SMAudit2021

November Link Up

Welcome back for the last link up for the 2021 challenge!

How did you do with the December challenges? How are you did you do with your social media content this year? Did any of your results surprise you? What are your thoughts about the Social Media Audit Challenge?

Create a blog post sharing your progress and link it up below so we can all visit and support each other in our mission for awesomeness.

You might also like: 101 Blog Post Ideas For Book Bloggers

You might also like my book How to be Twittertastic

Don't forget to promote your participation in the Social Media Audit Challenge 2021 by using the following graphic in any blog posts you do connected with the challenge along with a link back to this site.

Don't forget to drop by the other links to show your support.

Social Media Audit Challenge 2021

It's time to link up your October progress!

This post may contain affiliate links. Meaning, I get a commission if you purchase through my links, at no cost to you. Read the full disclosure here.

#SMAudit2021

October Link Up

Welcome back for another link up for the 2021 challenge!

How did you do with the October challenges? How did you do with the Pinterest challenges? How are you doing so far with your social media content this year? What are your thoughts about the Social Media Audit Challenge?

Create a blog post sharing your progress and link it up below so we can all visit and support each other in our mission for awesomeness.

You might also like: 101 Blog Post Ideas For Book Bloggers

You might also like my book How to be Twittertastic

Don't forget to drop by the other links to show your support.

The Social Media Audit Challenge 2021

The November Challenges

Welcome back for another month of the Social Media Audit Challenge 2021! I hope you did well with the October challenges. Don't forget to add your progress report to the October link up.

Over the course of this year I'll be posting monthly challenges to help us improve our social media presence and get better results.

The Challenges

Over the course of the year we'll be working on different aspects of our social media. Each month will have a different focus and tasks to carry out.

Jan- Analyse Influencers

Feb- The Clean Up

Mar- Consistency

Apr- Quality

May- Measure Results

Jun- Facebook

Jul- Twitter

Aug- LinkedIn

Sept- YouTube

Oct- Pinterest

Nov- Instagram

Dec- Results and Plans

You might also like: The Blog Audit Challenge 2021

The November Challenges

During the second half of the year, and our challenge, we'll be concentrating on individual social media platforms each month so we can get more specific with each one.

Our focus for November is on Instagram.

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Instagram

1) Consistency is key

Just like with blogging, consistency is key on social media too, and Instagram, is no different. People like to know when they can expect new content to be published.

Once you've gotten into a solid routine try adding in an additional day each week to increase frequency.

Task 1: Schedule posts so that your content posts regularly.

2) Promote your Instagram on your other social media channels

Cross promoting is a great way to reach a wider audience.

Task 2: Share your posts on your other social media profiles.

3) Connect and network

Instagram is a social media site and so you need to be actively participating in order to get results.

Task 3: Leave comments of other peoples profiles and encourage people to engage on your posts.

The Monthly Link Up

In order to keep us all on track, and give us a way to see each others progress, I'll be hosting link ups every month where participants can share their links and discuss their progress. The link up November progress will be on 6th December.

You can also engage with others doing The Social Media Audit Challenge 2021 by using the hashtag #SMAudit2021 on your social media profiles and share the following graphic to promote your participation.

The Social Media Audit Challenge 2021 #SMAudit2021

You might also like: The Ultimate Guide for Book Bloggers

How are you using your Instagram channel? Know of a good Instagram tips for Book Bloggers?

Share your answer in the comments below.

The Social Media Audit Challenge 2021

The October Challenges

Welcome back for another month of the Social Media Audit Challenge 2021! I hope you did well with the September challenges. Don't forget to add your progress report to the August link up.

Over the course of this year I'll be posting monthly challenges to help us improve our social media presence and get better results.

The Challenges

Over the course of the year we'll be working on different aspects of our social media. Each month will have a different focus and tasks to carry out.

Jan- Analyse Influencers

Feb- The Clean Up

Mar- Consistency

Apr- Quality

May- Measure Results

Jun- Facebook

Jul- Twitter

Aug- LinkedIn

Sept- YouTube

Oct- Pinterest

Nov- Instagram

Dec- Results and Plans

You might also like: The Blog Audit Challenge 2021

The October Challenges

During the second half of the year, and our challenge, we'll be concentrating on individual social media platforms each month so we can get more specific with each one.

Our focus for October is on Pinterest.

Check out my book How to be Twittertastic

1) SEO on Pinterest

The first thing you need to know is that Pinterest is a search engine. SEO applies to all search engines, not just Google, and that means it’s super important on Pinterest too.

SEO is all about making sure your content reaches your target audience. Pinterest is a visual search engine which means it’s important that you make it clear what the content is about. Your basic Pinterest SEO strategy is therefore to make sure Pinterest understands what your pin is about by including relevant keywords.
Task 1: Make sure you’re using keywords in your pin titles and descriptions to help your content show up in the search results.

2) Where your content gets seen

The smart feed is the pins you see when logging in to Pinterest. These are based on the boards you’ve recently pinned to, your favourite topics and pins you’ve engaged with recently.

The following tab is where you only see content from accounts you’re following. I suggest following other book bloggers so you can see what pins they are creating and become a more active member of the book blogging community on Pinterest.
Task 2: Follow other accounts in your niche
3) Hashtags
Hashtags are relatively new on Pinterest. When you publish new pins, use 2-5 relevant hashtags to the end of each pin description. Also try using your blog name as a hashtag as it will help users find more of your most recent content more easily.
Task 3: Make sure you are including a couple of hashtags with keywords in every pin.

4) Pinterest boards

Make sure you create boards to cover all your blog categories and sub-topics. You may want to consider creating different levels of boards e.g. “Book Blogging” or “Book Blogging for Beginners”, and more specific long-tail keyword boards like “Book Blogging Ideas: Not Just Book Reviews”.

Create multiple pins for the same content and pin to different boards. This is a great way of putting new life into older content too as Pinterest loves fresh content. It also gives you the chance to experiment with different styles of pins to see which go down best.

Group boards on Pinterest can be a great way to connect with other book bloggers and increase traffic to your book blog. Check out my post on Pinterest Group Boards for Book Bloggers here.
Task 4: Create short and long tail keyword boards
Task 5: Create multiple pins for the same content and pin to different boards.

Task 6: Get involved in group boards

Be prepared for the long game. You probably won’t see results immediately on Pinterest. It takes time. Don’t give up. If you pin consistently, using correct SEO, Pinterest can bring a lot of organic traffic to your book blog.

The Monthly Link Up

You might also like: The Ultimate Guide for Book Bloggers

How are you using your Pinterest? Know of a good Pinterest tips for Book Bloggers?

Share your answer in the comments below.

Social Media Audit Challenge 2021

It's time to link up your August progress!

This post may contain affiliate links. Meaning, I get a commission if you purchase through my links, at no cost to you. Read the full disclosure here.

#SMAudit2021

August Link Up

Welcome back for another link up for the 2021 challenge!

How did you do with the August challenges? How are you using LinkedIn to promote your blog? How are you doing so far with your social media content this year? What are your thoughts about the Social Media Audit Challenge?

Create a blog post sharing your progress and link it up below so we can all visit and support each other in our mission for awesomeness.

You might also like: 101 Blog Post Ideas For Book Bloggers

You might also like my book How to be Twittertastic

Don't forget to drop by the other links to show your support.

The Social Media Audit Challenge 2021

The September Challenges

Welcome back for another month of the Social Media Audit Challenge 2021! I hope you did well with the August challenges. Don't forget to add your progress report to the August link up.

Over the course of this year I'll be posting monthly challenges to help us improve our social media presence and get better results.

The Challenges

Over the course of the year we'll be working on different aspects of our social media. Each month will have a different focus and tasks to carry out.

Jan- Analyse Influencers

Feb- The Clean Up

Mar- Consistency

Apr- Quality

May- Measure Results

Jun- Facebook

Jul- Twitter

Aug- LinkedIn

Sept- YouTube

Oct- Pinterest

Nov- Instagram

Dec- Results and Plans

You might also like: The Blog Audit Challenge 2021

The September Challenges

During the second half of the year, and our challenge, we'll be concentrating on individual social media platforms each month so we can get more specific with each one.

Our focus for September is on YouTube.

Check out my book How to be Twittertastic

YouTube

1) Make your channel look professional

You want to make sure your channel and your content looks professional. One way to do this is to use your branding on your channel cover banner and thumbnails. It's also a good way to help people immediately recognise your content and sets you apart from the masses.

Task 1: Make sure your channel is visually appealing and on-brand.

Task 2: Experiment with different styles of thumbnails to see which get most click-throughs.

2) Consistency is key

Just like with blogging, consistency is key on social media too, and YouTube is no different. People like to know when they can expect new content to be published.

Once you've gotten into a solid routine try adding in an additional day each week to increase frequency.

Task 3: Work out your posting schedule and make sure you upload a video on the same day, at the same time. For example, I upload a new video to my YouTube channel every Tuesday at 7am CET.

3) Promote your YouTube videos on your other social media channels

Cross promoting is a great way to reach a wider audience.

Task 4: Share your YouTube videos on your other social media channels. For longer video's consider creating a teaser video to redirect them to the full video on YouTube.

Task 5: Embed your YouTube videos on your blog. This could be done by including them in your blog posts or by inserting them into your sidebar or footer.

The Monthly Link Up