Is Google smarter enough to?

**GaryTheScubaGuy** · 9 January 2018, 10:29 am

Originally Posted by hcgroup

Hello Gary again,

One thing. Although I consider automation as a time-saving process, I still prefer posting to social media accounts manually for 2 things.

Firstly, personal touch always looks and feels better.

Secondly, the automated systems are always missing something.

Don’t you agree?

Thanks

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Yes that's a moving target. It also rapidly loses its appeal due to redundancy so staff and outsourced people are constantly purging, moving into a relative field or just burning out. The first thing to go is sloppiness. So yes, I agree with that point.

I found another solution though; at least one that made sense to us after years and hundreds of social media and content creator's salaries...

Most of your FB, Twitter and the other important ones can be automated to a point. It's a pain in the ass, but well worth it and finding an OCD coder to fill up 365 lines of titles, content and SEO elements (like on a WordPress blog for example) is easier. There are certain tricks you'll learn along the way that will cut the time it takes in half.

The other option is to create a customized RSS feed with CSS and create a news section on a 1st level directory, but this is the lazy route and take quite a long time to perfect. Duplicate content isn't an issue with this one either.

But as you said, if you can afford the time and money-wise to do it by hand then that's the preferred method as you can discipline your engagement routines and possibly convert these to DP's.

GTSG

**hcgroup** · 9 January 2018, 10:43 am

Originally Posted by GaryTheScubaGuy

Yes that's a moving target. It also rapidly loses its appeal due to redundancy so staff and outsourced people are constantly purging, moving into a relative field or just burning out. The first thing to go is sloppiness. So yes, I agree with that point.

I found another solution though; at least one that made sense to us after years and hundreds of social media and content creator's salaries...

Most of your FB, Twitter and the other important ones can be automated to a point. It's a pain in the ass, but well worth it and finding an OCD coder to fill up 365 lines of titles, content and SEO elements (like on a WordPress blog for example) is easier. There are certain tricks you'll learn along the way that will cut the time it takes in half.

The other option is to create a customized RSS feed with CSS and create a news section on a 1st level directory, but this is the lazy route and take quite a long time to perfect. Duplicate content isn't an issue with this one either.

But as you said, if you can afford the time and money-wise to do it by hand then that's the preferred method as you can discipline your engagement routines and possibly convert these to DP's.

GTSG

Thanks a lot for the detailed acknowledgement.

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**Cash Bonus** · 9 January 2018, 9:50 pm

Hi mate,

I really think that Google will start working more in our favour. They're always improving themselves, and I can't wait to see what they're going to come up with for us in 2018!

**hcgroup** · 9 January 2018, 10:30 pm

Originally Posted by vtyunby65

I really think that Google will start working more in our favour. They're always improving themselves, and I can't wait to see what they're going to come up with for us in 2018!

Hello mate,

Sure. Their only aim is to increase the overall visitor satisfaction of the internet searchers.

Let’s hope & walt for the surprises

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