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5 Very Simple Yet Extremely Useful Tips for Tweeting

5 Very Simple Yet Extremely Useful Tips for Tweeting
5 Very Simple Yet Extremely Useful Tips for Tweeting Useful Tips for Tweeting Twitter is a great social media marketing platform for any serious webmaster or blogger looking to build online credibility and drive traffic to their blogs. If you are already using Twitter frequently, are you sure that you are tweeting effectively? If not than learn how to create Twitter account? Go to the Twitter homepage and locate the sign up box, which will lead you directly to the signup page. Enter your name, email address and preferred password, the click ‘Sign Up’. Take note that you can tie only one email address to one Twitter account. A new page will come appear asking you to select a username. Are you getting the most by engaging, growing and driving traffic to your website & Twitter profile by tweeting effectively? Today we’re going to take a look at 5 very simple yet extremely useful tips for better tweeting, for all you budding newbie and developing bloggers out there.   OK now let’s get on with our top tweet tips… Tweet Tip 1 – Tweet regularly… Some people believe that tweeting continuously all day long is the best way to get your message across. Whilst this might work for a very few, effectively it can also annoy the majority of your followers. Saying that, tweeting regularly throughout the day, perhaps a few tweets every few hours or so is probably the most productive way to tweet regularly. As long as you’re diverse with what you’re tweeting about, tweeting regularly should promote healthy growth of your Twitter followers. So the first tip to remember is to ensure that you tweet regularly throughout the day. Tweet Tip 2 – Tweet stuff that is useful and relevant to your niche… When sharing stuff from the web or your blog or website for that matter, remember to keep usefulness, resourcefulness and relevancy above all in mind. This is essentially important if you want get as many targeted followers as possible. People follow you because they believe what you’re sharing with them is of great value, they’re interested in your tweets and therefore will regularly come back to see what you have to offer each time. Don’t make the habit of tweeting too much off-topic stuff, things that you essentially might find funny or interesting but others won’t! So remember tip two, tweet stuff that is relevant to your niche or topic… Tweet Tip 3 – Retweet… The ultimate reason why so much stuff is conveniently shared on the web through Twitter is thanks to the retweet button… This tip is particularly useful if you want to increase the engagement activity on your profile, as well as earn the respect and ensure that your followers remain loyal to you. Retweet other related content published by other bloggers for example, and they will in turn do the same with your content. Remember to use the ‘reply’ feature to thank other people that retweet and share your stuff with their own followers. Tip number three, easy to remember… retweet regularly… This Infographic gives you a fair idea on how often you should post on social media to get optimum results. Tweet Tip 4 – Engage more… Start conversations with other followers and respond to any messages and mentions in your activity bar. The whole reason of using Twitter is to socialize more which can help drive engaging visitors to explore more of what you have to offer, including your site or blog. Tweet Tip 5 – Schedule your tweets Understandably there are going to be times when you simply won’t be able to tweet stuff, and it...
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10 Ways You Can Make Money Online |VIDEO|

10 Ways You Can Make Money Online |VIDEO|

Discover 10 ways you can make money online in a legit and quick manner. Online surveys…Paid for searching the web…Social Investment Networks…Sell your notes…Review websites & apps for cash…Get Paid To’ sites.

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Learn How to Resolve Conflict at Workplace in 10 Easy Steps

Learn How to Resolve Conflict at Workplace in 10 Easy Steps
What is a conflict? An organization is a network consisting of human element as the major functional source and as such is prone to weaker vulnerable aspects of human psychology. Conflict is, of course, one such weak point. The diverse functional groups in the organization get into conflicts while setting up objectives and goals; in prioritizing and weighing the objectives, the methods of their achievement and their evaluation. Though there are numerous kinds of conflicts, this is the major one affecting the functioning of the firm. Organizational conflict, or workplace conflict, is a state of discord caused by the actual or perceived opposition of needs, values and interests between people working together. Conflict takes many forms in organizations. Certain examples of conflicts: The objective of a project manager to construct a building might go against the objective of minimizing the project cost. For work force, their personal goals come before the organizational goals. The objective of the production department to increase productivity may go against the objective of maintaining the product quality. The objectives of the marketing department to increase the sales through promotions may not be welcome by the finance department whose objective will be to cut the cost. Reasons for conflicts: Lack of clarity as to the scope and relevance of functions in achieving the corporate objectives. Clash between line and staff authorities. Ignorance or lack of knowledge needed for decision making in the part of chief executives Different sets of beliefs and views, along with one’s personal interest and ego. Different kinds of attitudes of members of the organization Absence of clarity in organizational policy, procedures, rules and guidelines. The Results of Conflict: The most affected element in a group conflict is “Employee Morale.” Conflicts undermine professionalism and lead to under utilization of organizational capacity. Loss of Importance: A particular group of employees feel that their importance is being undermined. When a manager is being inducted from an outside source, the prospective employees of the firm feel that they have been let down by the management. Frustration: There are certain rules and regulations to be stuck to when issues arise. If the finance department is not consulted regarding issues related to insurance claims, there are chances that the company might lose a good deal. In such cases frustration arises which is not good for the health of the firm. Feeling of Insecurity: This affects severely the morale of an employee. A clerical staff feels insecure if new technological system is introduced in the company where he is a novice. When one’s importance is persistently reduced, he may start feeling redundant. Blocked Personal Growth: Persons who experience reduced importance may apprehend a situation where they don’t expect much by way of personal growth through increments and promotion. Functional Conflicts: Functional conflicts support the goals of a group, improve its performance and are constructive in nature. Dysfunctional conflicts hinder the performance of a group and are destructive in nature. It has not been precisely defined, as to what criterion demarcates functional from the dysfunctional. It is only the group’s performance and the delivered result or outcome that determines the nature of the conflict. Conflicts, irrespective of their type can bring these benefits to the firm: Bring hidden issues to the surface. Encourage creativity and innovation. Improves communication and make changes more acceptable. Increases group cohesion. Conflict Management – Conflict is a Part of  Organizational Life Managers need to be alert to the presence of conflicts. Their focus should be oriented towards the goals to be accomplished. If there is a conflict, they should aim to resolve it smoothly by not over-reacting to the situation. They should take the help of persons who can best settle the issue, be ready to bargain and not issue orders. Their concentration should be on the problem and not on persons. True to the saying – Am I not destroying my enemies when I...
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How To Create A Successful YouTube Channel

How To Create A Successful YouTube Channel
YouTube is no longer a mere source of entertainment; it has matured into a medium to promote businesses. The statistics from YouTube show that more than 1 billion unique visitors use the site every month and more than 6 billion hours of videos are watched each month.The number has increased by 50% in one year. And that’s not all; 100 hours of videos are uploaded every minute on YouTube. Start with asking yourself some basic questions 1. Why do I start? Am I passionate about this topic? Before uploading your first YouTube video, you need to understand why you’re creating a channel in the first place. Is it to make money with AdSense, or to perhaps create a future book deal? Is it aimed only at financial gains? Or is it a way to indulge a hobby of yours? Whatever the reason for starting a YouTube channel, make sure you understand your viewers’ expectations and what your “success” should look like. That will give you a goal to strive towards, and will further encourage and push you to reach that goal as a vlogger on YouTube. 2. Who will watch my videos? In order to make your YouTube channel a success, you need to know your viewers and subscribers. This means getting to know your “target audience” (or those who’ll be interested in watching your YouTube videos). It’s important to know what the interests of your potential viewers are. Once you are sure who your audience is, you can then create relevant and entertaining videos suited to satisfy their interests. And the more relevant that your videos are to your viewers, the more likely they’ll be interested in subscribing to your YouTube channel. 3. What type of content will I create? Be different. Be unique and original. Come up with a great idea and stick with it. YouTube views may pick up slowly, but targeting one particular niche, one sect of individuals, will go a whole lot further in the long run. It’s your channel. Make it something that identifies with you. It’s important to recognize that being really successful on YouTube isn’t easy. There will be setbacks. There will be failures. Those hoping to create a popular channel on YouTube need to be patient, persistent, and positive, and they need to keep their mind open to constant learning. 4. How to make my videos interesting? Open with a teaser: It is the first few seconds of the video, which can engage the viewers. Try to create a mystery and intrigue in the beginning of the videos. You can also introduce an interrupt, something that people do not expect in the video to engage them. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ManagementGuru (@managementguru) 5. How to pick a unique name for my channel? The next order of business is to pick a channel name. Take some time with this. Your channel is going to stick around for awhile, so you want to pick a name that holds strong association to your brand and identity, something unique that people will remember you by. Once that’s done, it’s time to set up your profiles. In order to build your audience, you will need a social presence online. You most likely have this in the form of Facebook, Twitter, etc., but make sure you are active and that your user name is available on all of them. Let people know you are out there and willing to take the time to build brand and trustworthiness. Videos and YouTube Play a Huge Role in Social Media Marketing Clearly, YouTube (and other visual channels like Instagram) is playing an increasingly important role in social media, especially if you are...
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