Posted on October 18, 2009 - by Wayne Sutton
BlogWorld: Time Management Strategies for Social Media, guest notes from @JasonPeck & @DJwaldow
Guest BlogWorld Expo 2009 notes post from Jason Peck and DJ Waldow
Social media manager at @eWayDirect.
BlogWorld Expo 2009 Session:
Fitting It All In: Time Management Strategies for Social Media
Panelist:
Amber Naslund
Notes
Get organized, figure out where to spend your time
have tangible goals
netvibes – good way to build a dashboard for listening – twitter search, socialmention, boardtracker, google alerts, addictomatic
spend time on 2-3 tools that are valuable – don’t go chasing all of them
measuring and analyzing – it’s a must
social media maturity
Passive – listening 80%, 20% measuring
Responsive – monitoring, responding, measuring
Engaged – monitoring, research, initiating, responding, measuring
Creating – monitoring, research, initiating, responding, measuring and creating
allocating resources
listening – 1 person, 10-15 hrs per week
engaging, initiating, creating – 1-3 team members, 1-3 hrs per day
measuring – 1 person, 5-10 hrs per week
Managing disruptions – turn off twitter, turn off email
DJ Waldow @djwaldow Director of Community @BlueSkyFactory
1. Limit # of SM monitoring tools
-Radian6
-Tweetdeck/Hootsuite
2. Turn email off for a few hours a day. Don’t reply immediately
3. Get a task management program and USE IT. “Think” for Mac
-Pick 3 things you must accomplish and do nothing else until they are done
-Pick the ugliest one first
4. Routines
-Sit down for 2 hrs/day, 5 days a week and focus on blogger (or whatever)
-Allocate blocks of time
5. Give yourself permission to forget – read something and write it down.
6. Unplug – take your offline time
7. Pick a finite number of items to respond to and stick with it. It’s okay to not reply to everything. Get over it.
Amber’s presentation:
Amber’s blog post about Social Media Time Management
How do you manage your time using social media?
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Jason Peck said:
Thanks for posting these!
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Krista said:
Wayne: Thanks for sharing this invaluable presentation.
@jasonpeck and @djwadlow
Thanks for sharing your personal notes.
I think those of us who’ve been in social media for a long time, can form bad habits around our prioritization and time management if we aren’t careful. For better or for worse, we are often “early adopters” and want to try every new tool that comes out, which can detract from our priorities.
Thanks for the wake-up call :-) Krista
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