Automatically posting the same content to Facebook and Twitter might sound like a good idea, but it often does more harm than good. If you’re providing the same experience to your following on Facebook and Twitter, what incentive are you giving people to follow you in both places? There’s a good chance your audience will get frustrated by your content if it’s too repetitive.
Friday, 31 July 2015
01:58
Neeshu Mahajan
Automatically posting the same content to Facebook and Twitter might sound like a good idea, but it often does more harm than good. If you’re providing the same experience to your following on Facebook and Twitter, what incentive are you giving people to follow you in both places? There’s a good chance your audience will get frustrated by your content if it’s too repetitive.
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