I’m honored to be featured as one of top “20 Inspiring Entrepreneurs You Need to Follow on Social Media” — not a bad way to kick off 2017!
Click here for the article to catch me alongside Richard Branson, Mark Cuban, Sallie Krawcheck, and other key business, financial, and inspirational leaders. (And congrats to my past coaching client Marie Forleo who is on here as well!)
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Honored to Be Featured Next to Richard Branson and Elon Musk in This Top 10 Twitter List…
I’m honored to be featured on this Top 10 Entrepreneur list by Upstart Business Journal to follow on Twitter — right behind Richard Branson and Elon Musk. Not a bad way to start my week 😉 Click here for the article.
“5 Tweet Formulas to Engage Your Clients and Customers” by Ali Brown
Recently, Entrepreneur.com posted “10 Twitter Accounts Every Entrepreneur Should Be Following”… and guess who made the list? Yes! I’m honored to be one of their top 10, alongside Tony Hsieh and Seth Godin. You can see the list here.
Every day, Twitter is abuzz with clever comments from the likes of everyone from Rihanna to Martha Stewart to Seth Godin. It’s an equal playing field where people are free to share and discuss any topic under the sun. And, with more than 240 million users, it’s a great way for entrepreneurs to get known and connect with potential customers.
“5 Tweet Formulas to Engage Your Clients and Customers” by Ali Brown
Every day, Twitter is abuzz with clever comments from the likes of everyone from Rihanna to Martha Stewart to Seth Godin. It’s an equal playing field where people are free to share and discuss any topic under the sun. And, with 140 million users, it’s a great way for entrepreneurs to get known and connect with potential customers.
But, many business owners fall into the trap of using Twitter as a soapbox, rather than a tool for conversation. Below are five Tweet formulas to try that will engage your clients and customers.
"4 Easy Habits for Social Media Success" by Ali Brown
With so many voices on social media, from angsty teenagers to big brand marketers, it’s easy to get drowned out in all the noise. So how do you add your own unique thumbprint that attracts the right people to your profile?
It all starts with being truly thoughtful about the content you post, and how you choose to share it. Remember, it’s not just about getting your business noticed in a newsfeed once—it’s about getting people to want to come to your page to experience the real connection and value YOU offer. And they’ll do this when they resonate with your style and your mission, and truly trust in your expertise and insights.
“5 Steps to a Powerful LinkedIn Profile” By Ali Brown
When it comes to marketing your business via social media, Facebook, and Twitter get most of the hype. But, LinkedIn is a powerful tool for attracting new clients to your business and impressing your current ones, especially if you are a service provider.
Think of LinkedIn as a more professional version of Facebook where you can post links and status updates, join groups, and connect with key players in your industry, and stay in touch with people in your professional circles.
Here are five steps to creating a LinkedIn profile that can grow your client list:
“5 Tweet Formulas to Engage Your Clients and Customers” by Ali Brown
Every day, Twitter is abuzz with clever comments from the likes of everyone from Rihanna to Martha Stewart to Seth Godin. It’s an equal playing field where people are free to share and discuss any topic under the sun. And, with 140 million users, it’s a great way for entrepreneurs to get known and connect with potential customers.
But, many business owners fall into the trap of using Twitter as a soapbox, rather than a tool for conversation. Below are five Tweet formulas to try that will engage your clients and customers.
Tweet Formula #1: Ask a question
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