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May 22, 2019 By yclmanager5

New Services!

YCL is pleased to announce the addition of new services! We are now creating and/or updating WIX and SquareSpace websites. I will be happy to sit with you to decide which type of site fits your needs best. Then we can design a new site for you! Or we can take over the maintenance of an existing site to take that burden off of your shoulders.

May 20, 2019 By yclmanager5

Email Automation

Email Automation is a great tool! You can set up a series of emails to introduce all of your services to a new prospect. You can provide follow up details to new clients to help them use your services better. Gently draw someone into your community! And it’s automated! You create the messages. You set the timing for the emails. Then you only have to add the new email to the list and there go your emails!! Time after time. Client after client. Contact YCL today to set up your automations.

May 14, 2019 By yclmanager5

The Impact of Facebook’s Changes from Social Media Examiner

I just received this email from Social Media Examiner. They are one of the experts I follow regularly to stay informed on all things social media. Michael’s article is quite serious and is a wake up call. Yes, it is also a sales opportunity. However, Social Media Examiner has always educated first then made sales so I trust his opinions. Read on… And get prepared to change your game.

Why Facebook’s future should concern all marketers

Pamela, you might be wondering what the impact of Facebook’s new mission will have on you.

It’s Mike Stelzner (founder of Social Media Examiner) coming to you with some commentary and direction.

I took detailed notes of Mark Zuckerberg’s opening keynote at the F8 conference. It’s what he DIDN’T say that’s troubling.

Mark didn’t say a thing about Pages. There was no mention of live video, and no mention of the Watch platform.

But there was a lot of talk about private messages, participation in small groups, and creating Stories as the fastest growing opportunities.

Facebook also profiled a new look, it’s biggest change in five years.

“Reduced permanence,” is also a phrase Mark used over the last few weeks. It means disappearing content.

If Facebook is fully focused on groups and content that’s here today and gone tomorrow, this means most marketers will need to rethink their strategies.

We did a quick poll of more than 1700 marketers, and 77% feel that FB is making it harder to market on-platform.

Picture a day where content is only discovered within groups and cannot be shared outside of them.

Think of a day where you must make disappearing visual content—every day—to stay in front of your audience.

This is not an unreal possibility. You need a plan.