\u201cEmail Players\u201d subscriber, podcasting expert, and my favorite anarchist Nathan Fraser bends the knee to elBenbo on the subject of getting engagement:<\/p>\n
People always ask me how to get better engagement on social media.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Here’s my dirty little secret: Ben Settle<\/strong><\/p>\n
He teaches how to kill it in email marketing. But everything he does works great for social media as well.<\/strong><\/p>\n
You want people on social media to pay more attention to you? Start paying more attention to Ben Settle.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
The irony?<\/p>\n
I don\u2019t care much about getting social media engagement. In fact, on Flakebook I hardly ever post anything (although I do give in to my urges to troll people at times\u2026), and on Twitter all I ever do is retweet people.<\/p>\n
But, with email?<\/p>\n
I get all the engagement I can stand.<\/p>\n
(Too much, actually, lots of people like to try to small talk me\u2026 but my reclusive ways resist…)<\/p>\n
And, what Nathan is saying is, the exact same methods I teach for getting engagement in email, works just as well (hellz, better, I would argue) on social media.<\/p>\n
It also works in podcasting.<\/p>\n
And in sales copy.<\/p>\n
And in videos (the few times I do videos).<\/p>\n
And when public speaking.<\/p>\n
And, pretty much anything else.<\/p>\n
Anyway, I\u2019m sending the December issue to the printer Thursday. And, while that issue isn\u2019t about engagement, I dare say every word I teach in that particular issue can send your engagement through the roof in whatever media you sell in.<\/p>\n
But time is short to get it.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s the link:<\/p>\n