At our meeting today we had a detailed discussion of filing systems and binders. I wanted to share with you a great video about the state of the art in binder technology. Please be sure to check it out as it answers many of the questions that were raised about project folders/binder today.

Today we are going to be talking about Wordpress, Facebook and Twitter. I call these the social networking Holy Trinity because they are really just different tools that allow you to promote yourself online. I like to think of my marketing techniques as a machine that introduces me to new people “automagiclly”. That is without having to work too hard at getting it done. The major problem with utilizing many of the services online is that it requires that we create some kind of content that others enjoy. Good content equals traffic and traffic means money.

I don’t know about you but I am alittle short on time these days. I seem to find ways to get myself overcommitted even when I feel like I am saying no to projects all the time. I have to get the most out of the content that I create. To do that I put it in as many places as I can. I would like to point out that does not mean that you go get someone else content and copy it. That would be bad news for you SEO. What I mean is generate your own authentic content. Targeted and hopefully useful to someone that desires that content. You can reuse your content as much as you would like without a problem. And that is the topic of today’s discussion.

The first thing that we want to do is publish the content on our Wordpress Blog. This is where it is going to live. Its many home will be our own blog. Then we want to make sure we let everyone know about the content that we have just produced. The easiest way to do this is to use Facebook and Twitter and let everyone know that we just wrote something of interest. But having to log into Facebook and tweet something gets repetitive and it is easy to forget to do it. So I am going to show you some tools that will let you post links “automagiclly” to twitter and your Facebook pages and profile.

This post is a tutorial that walks you through the steps of getting signed up for Meetup.com.