Web 2.0 Mar­ket­ing Tip #33: Quickie Posts with Tumblr

When it comes to Web 2.0 mar­ket­ing, it is es­sen­tial to learn about and use dif­fer­ent so­cial sites, specif­i­cally net­works like Face­book and Twit­ter. Are you us­ing both these net­works for your campaign?

It can be very ben­e­fi­cial to mar­ket on dif­fer­ent so­cial net­works. How­ever, it can also be tir­ing--log­ging in and out and con­tin­u­ously post­ing up­dates on dif­fer­ent ac­counts every time. If you feel like this rou­tine is start­ing to weigh you down, then you might want to start us­ing Tum­blr.

Tum­blr

Work­ing on var­i­ous so­cial net­works can be re­ally tir­ing. If you are al­ready feel­ing the weight, it may be a good idea to con­sol­i­date your work­load. This way, you will not need to spend a large chunk of your time re­peat­ing the same tasks. One medium you can use to con­sol­i­date your work­load is to start a Tum­blr account.

By cre­at­ing a Tum­blr, you can eas­ily post an up­date to all of your ac­counts at once. This means you can tweet, post a Face­book sta­tus up­date, and post to any of your other so­cial net­work­ing ac­counts at the same time.