Free Social Media Worksheets Worth Every Penny

Convince & Convert is all about hype-free social media. Practical, achievable advice you can put into place in your company or organization today.

To that end we’ve developed a series of free social media worksheets that you can use to help keep elements of your social media program on track. We’ll keep adding these worksheets as they’re created.

If you have any questions about the worksheets or how to use them, please holler.

Social Media Strategic Plan Worksheet

Social media isn’t a conversation, it’s where the conversation takes place. Go beyond chasing shiny objects, and build a logical, sustainable social media strategy that focuses on measurable business objectives – not Twitter followers.

This Social Media Strategic Plan Worksheet is in use all across the country but companies looking to add some rhyme and reason to their social media initiatives. It’s best explained by my blog post and presentation on Creating a Social Media Strategy in 7 Steps.

Social Media Strategy Worksheet from Jay Baer at Convince & Convert

Share of Voice and Sentiment Worksheet

Before you go jumping into the social media water, shouldn’t you know what’s being said about your company, your products, and your competitors on the social Web? There are tons of great software tools out there that can help you monitor the social media conversation (I recommend Radian6, Spiral16 and ScoutLabs. Also, Collective Intellect if you’re a very big company).

But sometimes, you don’t have the money for paid software, or you just want to get a quick peek at the scenario. That’s where the Share of Voice and Sentiment Worksheet helps. Using free tools, you can determine in just a few minutes where you stand in social media.

This worksheet is accompanied by the How to Create a Share of Voice Report blog post.

Download Convince and Convert Share of Voice Worksheet (Excel).

social media share of voice worksheet

Intoxicating Blog Post Worksheet

Building thought leadership through a blog is a fundamental component of many social media strategic plans, especially for B2B. There is a lot of confusion and drama around blogging – and its needless.

The 8 Ingredients of Intoxicating Blog Posts Worksheet demystifies the components of an effective blog post, giving your and/or other contributors in your organization a framework upon which to create great content with minimal frustration.

The Blog Post Worksheet is accompanied by the blog post about 8 Ingredients of Intoxicating Blog Posts.

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  • JB,

    This is fantastic. I love these worksheets and the continued education you provide about monitoring and measuring the social media space.

    Keep up the great work!

    Kelly
    @kellykearney
  • Kelly thanks so much for the kind words. I'm trying to be useful, and glad to know you're finding it helpful.
  • Great job breaking down what is overwhelming to some into manageable and practical pieces.
    .-= Kris Schindler´s last blog ..KrisSchindler: Strategy first: RT @martinwaxmanHow do you approach social media strategically? @jaybaer offers thoughtful advice: http://bit.ly/KILA0</a> =-.
  • Thanks Kris. You've got it dead-on. Every complicated program is just a collection of little steps.
  • Ashley
    Finally! I've been waiting for someone to actually post spreadsheets and not just talk a lot of talk! THANK YOU!
  • Thank you Ashley. Not sure I'm the first, but glad you found value in the worksheets.
  • Wow, what a post, congrats and thanks. I think a huge value in social media strategies is the ability to easily turn into tactics. Your approach is very straightforward and direct. The documents you've prepared look very useful. I think their value is mostly in the initial phase and can be seen as a guiding light for ongoing activity.
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