Create Less, Promote More

The 80/20 Rule

You should only be spending 20% of your time creating and the other 80% promoting what you created. Find new channels to spread on and make it easier than breathing to be able to share your content. Search engines take into consideration where your content is going and the social engagement surrounding it.

Include social media icons on all of your articles/posts. Make it EASY to share your content across the web.
Post consistently across your social media channels. Staying consistent and engaging your online community increases your likelihood of having content spread.
Stay engaged with your social network. Interact with them, thank them for sharing your posts and try to respond to all of their comments.
Ask your business team and colleagues to share your content with their social networks. They have most likely connected with folks who will absolutely love your work.

For more even more time savers, use a social media management tool that actually posts for you. There are paid and free applications such as Hootsuite, Sprout Social, Act-On and ScheduGram. You may want to try several applications to see what works best with your brand and campaign strategy before you make a decision.

These are not DO ALL applications though. They are simply there to save a little time. You still have to create your own content, establish a marketing plan with solid search engine marketing plans and facilitate your own search engine optimization strategies. You would only utilize these programs to help you post consistently across the board at certain times.

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