Hello I am Robert Allan Coots, the administrator of Author Street Team. I feel that to much time is spent trying to advertise instead of write. I have worked out a plan that should help all that participate. Over the last few months I have been conducting a reach experiment. I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. It is very important that the posts we post are seen. with that in mind, I began a study of sorts; in post reach. The first test was effective. A small group consisting of myself and 2 others worked together for 1 weekend. At the beginning my post reach was between 12 and 18. By monday it had grown to 2100++. On Sunday 2 others joined our little experiment. The added subjects expanded the reach considerably. My second experiment was with posting. I posted to 80 groups. I waited for my reach to return to 12. one day, 1 person comment and tags on 8 of those posts. The result, 2 unknown reactive likes and my reach hit 2700. I discovered the benefits of pages because someone asked me to be an editor of their page. I was confused and fascinated by the new information. The page had 50,000++ likes with a post reach of around 18,000+. I was monitoring it so this person could go on vacation or something. It has grown to 57,000++ likes and 24,000++ post reach. I started a few more pages and groups. I had to have 30 likes per page just to see the view strip.(how many views each post is getting). Again I apologize for any personal inconvenience this may have caused. I appreciate all the help you have given. I started sharing posts from one page to the next, then placing them in your groups. I could see my visual effectiveness for the first time. Without help, I increased my reach to a stable 100+. Once I started getting help, it increased to a stable 500++ on Off The RAC and 600++ on Author Street Team. It has not dipped below in 2 weeks. So effectively I started at 12+ post reach and increased it to a stable 500++ by posting only 2 times per day, eight+ posts each time. Feel free to join any you have not already joined. Author Street Team Author Street Team adds Author Street Team S4S Author Street Team L4L Author Street Team Re-Tweet Author Street Team Story Time Author Street Team Advice Author Street Team Tagging This community is a platform for helping each other to reach out and get noticed. The following are suggested. Sharing: share as much as you can. It helps get you noticed. When you share, for instance myself; Robert Allan Coots. Your name also appears on the post of mine that you shared. If someone shares your post be sure to thank them by tagging. Liking: There are two types of likes. One is liking a post. The other is liking a page. When you like a personal page, every time that person posts with that page everyone that liked it will see it. Like as many Author pages as you can, then like their posts. Your name appears every time you do. Comment: When you share or if someone likes your post or page, comment and keep the conversation going. It helps your visability. Dont forget to like. Comment likes, be sure to like every possible like in an active comment. You will be seen. Tagging, I like to tag as much as possible. It definitely helps your visability. so I created a group that if you join you are giving your OK to be tagged anytime. All participation is voluntary. I have conducted a small study of post reach, after 5 days your reach begins to drop. this is for an idle page. If you post once per day the reach appears to be stable but low. I recommend three times per day. And be sure to share, comment, like or tag. These actions with regular posting helps. The best results for post reach were when several people were doing all if the recommend actions and someone else liked the page. From your compounded reach. Not your organic reach. This can only be achieved with the help of others. Thank you for your help and support. Admin of Author Street Team/s Robert Allan Coots Ps. Please let me know if you like this group, and/or if you have any suggestions
Posted on: Thu, 21 Aug 2014 08:21:51 +0000
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