http://www.petsit.com Pet Sitters International offers these basic but vital social media tips for pet sitters building a social-media strategy. Tips include details on the most common social-media platforms used by pet sitters, as well as examples of goals, strategies and tactics pet sitters can include in their social media plans.
7. Profile Photo Checklist:
Use a quality photo or logo.
Make note (and adhere to) the
image size specifications for each
platform.
For brand recognition, it's a good
idea to use the same photo or logo
on all platforms.
Note: Any cover photo you use should
also be high quality and properly sized.
14. I will post a client photo of the week/month each
week/month.
I will offer special Facebook-only promos/discounts
quarterly.
I will encourage clients to sign up for my e-mail newsletter
through my social media sites.
Strategy 1:
I will use my company’s Facebook page to increase
engagement with current clients and attract new clients.
Possible tactics:
15. I will review my profile quarterly to ensure the
information is up-to-date.
I will recommend at least one connection each month on
LinkedIn.
I will request recommendations from at least 1-2 clients,
associates, etc. each month.
I will research and identify 1-3 LinkedIn groups I will join
and participate in this year.
Strategy 2:
I want to use my LinkedIn profile as an online portfolio to
share with local pet businesses and potential clients.
Possible tactics:
16. I will post to my Google+ account 5-10 times/week.
At least 25% of my posts will includes links to relevant
pages on my website or blog.
I will identify 5-10 influential Google+ users in my area to
follow and correspond with via Twitter.
Strategy 3:
I plan to use Google+ to establish myself as a local pet-
sitting/pet-care expert and drive traffic to my
blog/website.
Possible tactics:
18. REMEMBER:
If you don’t have a plan and set goals, how will
you know if you are successful?
Your primary social media goal does not have
to be gaining new clients.