Editor Notes: We gathered the best post this week about social media in our weekly social media round up series.
1. How To Get More Likes And Comments On Facebook
Here’s an excerpt from chapter 11 of The Like Economy: How Businesses Make Money With Facebook, Brian Carter’s latest book, from Pearson Education’s Que Publishing.
2. INFOGRAPHIC: 94 Percent Of Marketers Use Facebook
Facebook is still the dominant social network in terms of marketing, but Twitter is narrowing the gap, according to a return-on-investment survey of more than 700 marketers conducted recently by social media management platform Wildfire Interactive.
3. Facebook Plugins Keep People On Websites 50% Longer
Web surfers who log into third-party sites with Facebook Connect spend an average of 50 percent more time on those sites, and view twice as many pages.
4. How To Stretch Your Facebook Marketing Budget
Money’s tight so why not leverage marketing efforts to add to the perception that your brand is a powerhouse, while not taking away from the cash coffers.
5. When Is The Best Time Of The Day To Blog?
Great content gets shared. Right? But does the time and day that you publish that great content affect how much it gets shared or how many times it gets.
6. The Pros and Cons of Google+ Pages
The long awaited Google+ Pages are here! OK, it was just a few months, everyone just relax. In this post I talk about the pros and cons, how to start your page, how to find your page again, and most importantly why start your page. Pros 1. You can now have a [...]
7. Adding the Google Plus Share Button to PDFs [Video]
With the rise of Google+, it is important to allow your audience to share your content on this social network. If you rely on PDF documents for brand awareness and lead generation activities, adding Google+ share buttons will allow to increase the reach of your content. Continue reading
8. 10 Types of Updates to Power Your Social Media Presence Read more:
Earlier this week, I shared some of the most taboo topics that shouldn’t be discussed in social media. And it may have left some people wondering, “What on earth can I post to my company’s social media accounts?” While there are plenty of topics still up for grabs, I consolidated some of the best topics to discuss in social media that won’t offend and will entertain. If you incorporate a healthy mix of these types of updates into your regular posting mix, you’ll find you have a well-rounded social media presence with active members and a growing fan and follower base.
9. How to Share Content More Efficiently by Integrating Google Reader …
One of the most powerful dynamics of social media is the democratization of information. The more you can read, learn and share, the more value you should be able to extract from various digital channels.
10. Using Google+ Hangouts to Get More Exposure for Your Google+ Business Page
This is a guest post by Kevin Lau.

It’s still the early days for Google+ and plenty of people are getting to grips with the various tools this social platform has. This is even truer for business users, who have only recently been able to set up business pages to help promote their work.
One of the main features Google+ has to offer is Google+ Hangouts. Google+ Hangouts enable you to initiate video chats with other Google+ users who are in your Circles who also have access to a video camera.
So how can you use Google+ Hangouts to benefit your business?
Let’s face it most business users with Google+ business pages are looking to drive more traffic to these pages. Hangouts can certainly help you do this, and there are a number of methods you can use.
You’re reading Using Google+ Hangouts to Get More Exposure for Your Google+ Business Page by Kristi Hines, originally posted on Kikolani. If you’ve enjoyed this post, be sure to follow Kristi on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+!




















