We are not going to re-iterate the importance of social networking to the future of your business here. I’d be happy to talk about that with you at MHMSM.com’s booth at the Louisville Manufactured Housing Show in January – or you can call me anytime at 859-544-9005.
Today’s post is about MHMSM.com’s Social Networking effort and how it can serve you, our loyal readers, whether you are a manufacturer, supplier, distributor, community owner, speaker, consultant or trainer.
Every featured article that we publish, every news item, every press release, every video, every classified ad and every job listing that is posted to MHMSM.com is also posted to our Twitter account and our Facebook Fan Page.
Every blog post to Tony’s Masthead, this blog, Tim Connor’s Words of Wisdom, the Industry Voices blog, Inspiration and Daily Business News are also posted to those social networking accounts.
Those posts to Twitter and Facebook often pop up near the top of Google searches for keywords found in those articles, items and posts.
What this means is that every time you publish an article on MHMSM.com or the Industry Voices blog, send us a news item, association news or events, press release or pretty much anything else we can publish, those items also end up on our Twitter page and Facebook Fan page.
Right now, we have 496 Twitter followers and 31 Facebook fans, numbers that are increasing with each passing week. Visitors to our Facebook fan page often exceed the number of “likes” that have been officially tallied.
So just by submitting those articles, press releases, etc. to MHMSM.com and pacing it in front of our 102,000 pageviews for the first three weeks of November, you also get it in front of our Twitter followers and Facebook fans as well gaining the SEO that comes with them.
This is a “no-brainer”, folks. You know how important it is to get your company’s name and message out in front of as many eyeballs as possible. Remember that submitting to MHMSM.com is an easy way to get several kinds of exposure with one simple action.
“Social networking is that rare sector of the economy that seems to be booming in the midst of the recession.” ~ from Knowledge@Wharton article