What is SMM panel? Advantages and Disadvantages of SMM panel.

 SMM ( SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING ) Panel is a marketing panel and SEO  service that is reasonably priced so that people can buy social media service such as Twitter , Facebook , Instagram followers and Youtube subscribers and watchtime also . Panel SMM is arguably a complete package to gather targeted online audience to specific sites for the purpose of business promotion .

 

SMM service online store where people can buy likes , followers , views , websites traffic , etc . The list of such service goes on and on .

 

But maximum sites are give fake followers , likes , views and websites traffic , etc . They gives followers on Instagram  but sometime followers are back and also same case in Youtube , they gives subscribers on youtube and sometime later subscribers are back . 

Also big reason SMM panel is not working because Instagram and Youtube stop third party application and sites are not worked on Instagram and Youtube that are why SMM Panel is not working .   

 

 

We're going to be talking about social media management kind of the 101 , what do you do when you get a client or when you get a social media management job .

How do you actually get the ball rolling and we're going to take you step by step kind of the five key steps to getting up and running with your social media management client or account or your job , so the first thing that you're gonna need to do before doing anything really is get account access to their existing social media channels now obviously you're  gonna by pass this step .

 What is a Social Media Management? 

If they don't have any social media channels in which case you're gonna actually need to create social media channels  for them so as far as getting account access .This is a pretty simple process but it can be a little bit complicated because all of the channels have different rules or different  processes to get access to so for example facebook and linkedin the owner of the account , so that's usually gonna be either like a marketing manager . If you're working with a bigger company or if you're working with a mom and popshop it's probably going to be a CEO or a founder or an owner of the company . 

They can actually give you access to those accounts so they can just type in your name , your user name and then you have access to the account from your own personal accounts . Now a couple things with that on facebook you can be added as an advertiser you can be added as an editor and you can be added as an admin .

 Now, if you're just going to be running  adson behalf of the client that's okay if they want to add you as an advertiser that means that you can run ads and boost posts. I think and that's pretty much it you know view analytics things like that an editor is able to post content edit content but you can't do anything major like add new people to the facebook page or edit . You know major portions of the facebook page and then admin you have access to pretty much everything that the owner has access to so assess your need you know understand .What your role is are you going to be just running ads you're going to be creating content are you going to be doing all the admin stuff you're going to be adding a team an agency team or something on to the account . 

So understand what you need access to and then once you have that here's a little pro tip. I have on my hard drive saved just a pdf step by step outlining how to add me as an admin on facebook and on linkedin you can even go a step further than.  I've done and create a little video for your client and i found that doing this just saves so much time rather than like going back and forth on a call or having to visit them on site if they're an in-person client just having a really easy file that you can quickly just send over to them is such a big help so again same thing for linkedin they'll just need to add you and then twitter, instagram, ticktalk.

 I don't know if i'm missing any there's so many social media platforms these days but those ones for the most part are all just passwords and if they're not comfortable sharing the direct password with you . Which you know definitely be mindful of transferring anything via email . I would definitely think twice about doing that personally. 

I like a tool called last pass and i will link it down below i'll  link anything that i mention down below but it securely transfers passwords shares passwords and it's encrypted and all of that tech mumbo - jumbo now something else that you may want to think about is asking for access to other tools that they use in their digital marketing strategy so for example if they blog through wordpress or if they use google analytics like things like this that are not necessarily social media platforms but they may have something to do with their job. 

 What is a SMM panel?

 If you can just in case something happens to you or you know you decide to not work together they have access and you're not going to need to go through that stuff at the very  end and like teach them . How to get access and all of that now the next thing you're going to want to focus on doing before going into publishing content is developing a strategy and this can be very complex so i'm gonna break this up into kind of some of the most important things but there is a lot to it right and I believe, I have a video that goes deeper into strategy .

 Which,  I will link in the cards some whereas well but the key thing to keep in mind here is you want to think about these two things first and foremost you want to think about the ideal client or customer or audience and you want to think about the goal the end goal now 99 probably of businesses their end . Goal is to sell more of whatever it is that they're selling of course but getting really specific about those goals is really important how many items do.  

They want to sell is there a particular type of item that they want to sell is there a timeline are they looking are they hiring  you because they want to have a massive holiday season or are they thinking bigger picture and thinking in the next year or so we want to sell a bunch of stuff so get really clear on those goals with them and then also understand, who their ideal client is who are you trying to speak to and this is really where social media strategy starts because you're going to think about their ideal client . 

If they don't have an ideal client yet go through and do some buyer person a work with them . I actually have a tool box it's called the social media management toolbox . I'll link it that down below of course but it pretty much has every resource tool  template that you'll need for the items that , i'm talking about in this video but one thing in particular related to this is we have a buyer persona template so you can kind of just go down the list and ask them questions about you know where are your ideal clients located what gender are they what age are they etc and then what. 

I want you to do is study the social media platforms and kind of align that to their ideal client so for example if they're saying you know our ideal client is a 50-plus executive at a marketing agency . I'm probably going to look on linkedin number one and then maybe think about instagram or facebook or something else is maybe kind of a secondary platform now it doesn't mean of course that we're not going to tweet . It doesn't mean that we're not going  to be on facebook . 

It doesn't mean that we're not going to be on tick tock but making sure that you're prioritizing where are we going to put the majority of our effort where do we think we're going to get the biggest quickest wins is important especially if you are working on limited time or limited resources so keep that in mind . You also may want to do some competitor analysis . Now , I got a comment actually on . I think it was my strategy video saying competitor analysis is like not good you shouldn't pay attention to the competition and then . I actually did a  video on paying attention to the competition too . 

It's funny how things happen like that but no when , I say do competitor analysis . I don't mean copy everything that you see in fact that is the furthest thing from what i preach or what i encourage what i'm encouraging you to do is look at trends of course may be there are things that just make sense but you also and probably more importantly want to be looking for gaps so if you're thinking  . Social media that's a content strategy so let me back up maybe it's instagram tv maybe everyone's doing youtube and noone's doing instagram you get  .