James Social Media Tips

1. Interact with Others in the Community. To get your account more followers, you have to start making friends. Always remember that social media is all about giving and taking. If you want people to follow you, then you need to follow them as well. Follow other people, comment on their works and share them too. If you do this, they’ll gladly do the same for you. 2. Give Solid Feedback on Other People’s Work. Generic comments like “nice song!” or “cool tunes!” are appreciated but are not really noticed. If you want people to follow you, give an honest opinion about their works. Of course, don’t be rude or spiteful when you do so. They will appreciate your feedback and interact with you. 3. Work Hard to Look Good. Not everyone has a good sense of taste, but while picking up the artwork for your avatar and profile cover it is important to remember the appropriate dimensions (nobody likes seeing pixels) and the number of details shown. Your graphics will appear in severa

1. Create Instagram posts on the desktop instead of mobile. Thanks to the great number of tools out there, social media management has become much easier than it was a few years ago. While Instagram still doesn’t allow publishing through its web application, there are many tools that allow you to create your Instagram posts on the desktop first. Creating Instagram posts on the desktop can be a massive time saver. Here’s why: Creating your graphics or editing your photos on your desktop can be much faster than doing so on your mobile. Most Instagram scheduling tools save you from the hassle of transferring your graphics and photos from your desktop to your mobile. With Buffer for Instagram, you can upload your image and schedule a post on your desktop. Then we’ll either automatically post it for you or send you a notification at your chosen time. If you’re preparing your Instagram posts on the desktop, here are some useful images sizes to ensure your content always looks great: - Sq

1. Lockdown You Repost Game with SC Planner. The SoundCloud game is all about reposts. On SoundCloud, a “repost” is the same action as an upload in the feed so you want to be sure to be getting as many reposts as you can in front of the audiences you want to reach. Some repost groups exist on places like Facebook, or some closed groups will go as far to create a shared calendar in which everyone will alternate reposting each others content in order to keep play counts up and the music fresh. The ultimate tool for scheduling reposts is SCPlanner. Here you can schedule out an entire month’s worth of reposts with you and your friends. It also has a Trade Hub in which you can schedule and share reposts with people in the community you likely don’t know to boost exposure. The key, however, is to not go repost crazy as to dilute your audience, you want to be sure to be making repost trades with like-minded collective, label, and artist channels. 2. Find Active Youtube Chan

1. Convert your account to a business profile. Aside from direct publishing, business profiles on Instagram can access some useful advanced features. For instance, Instagram Insights will show you when your followers are online, what city they’re in, and their age and gender. You’ll also get a contact button in your profile, the ability to promote posts, and the ability to add links to your Instagram Stories. Converting your Instagram profile to a business profile is pretty easy: - Tap the ellipsis button on your Instagram profile. - Tap Switch to Business Profile. - Select your business’ Facebook Page (ensure you’re an admin on your Facebook Page, otherwise it won’t appear on the list). - Ensure your Instagram account is set to public. - Ensure all your contact information (address, email, phone number) is accurate. 2. Buffer for Instagram. Buffer  is a wonderful time-saver when it comes to managing your social media accounts. It lets you publish and schedule upcoming

1. Post Useful Content Consistently. This is one of the most difficult things to do as a content creator.  If you take a look around YouTube you might think that every video under the sun has been created and that is most likely true, but you can put your own spin on a popular topic.  For example, there are many “unboxing” tech videos…what if you created a “reboxing” and talk about the various components of tech while you put it back in the box?  The key here is creativity and that will certainly boost subscriptions. 2. Increase Uploading Frequency and consistency. The key to any relationship is consistency. Same goes for you and your subscribers. You have to consistently nurture your subscribers with top class videos on a regular basis. The math is simple. More videos mean more minutes consumed from your channel. This is a strong signal to Youtube that your channel is serious about video creation. It increases the possibility of your video appearing on the first page of