Curated Resource ( ? )
Social Media Rule of Thirds: nice idea, but where's the data?
Curated:
13/02/2015 from
blog.hootsuite.com/social-media-rule-of-thirds/?utm_source=content%20team&utm_medium=owned%20social&utm_campaign=content%20team%20owned%20social%20twitter&hootPostID=bd37430b222088300aecf41df0a5f18d
my notes ( ? )
According to Hootsuite:
"- ⅓ of your social content promotes your business, converts readers, and generates profit.
- ⅓ of your social content should surface and share ideas and stories from thought leaders in your industry or like-minded businesses.
- ⅓ of your social content should be based on personal interactions and build your personal brand."
It's a good article, but we got no answer when we Tweeted them why the activity should divide equally into 3. Here at I-Labs, almost everything is about surfacing and sharing useful ideas and stories for our clients and, yes, even competitors. And we don't get personal at all - at least not yet (early days).
- Are You Following the Social Media Rule of Thirds? - Hootsuite Social Media Management
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