Periscope is worth the time and effort… and the bonus is it's actually an energizing activity.
I was watching one of Darren Rowse's recent broadcasts where he was talking about productivity tips and how he chooses where to spend his
time.
And he talked about why he's choosing to invest
time on Periscope.
While I completely agree with him, it is still a challenge for me to make the time to get on Periscope daily.
Also, it would be a lot more energizing if you had hundreds of people watching you like Darren has. LOL
So, what should you do...
1. Start watching and interacting on live scopes.
Watching other scopes gets you motivated, gives you ideas and helps you meet other scopers. Also, people will follow you when they
see you chatting with others during a scope.
2. Learn from others.
3. Join communities
There are some awesome communities you can join. When you
participate with their hashtags, it helps others in the community find you.
Here are a few I have joined...
4. Press Start
Don't stress too much about it. Just start scoping.
On Thanksgiving, spend a
few minutes with me on Periscope...
I'm going to be on location at Sears in Seattle from 5 to 8 pm Pacific (8 to 11 pm Eastern) periscoping all about the fun of Black Friday and EARLY Black Friday - ie Thanksgiving Day sales.
(Yes, brands are ALREADY starting to pay attention to Periscope. hint hint)
So sneak a couple minutes on your phone before or after your turkey dinner and pop on to my Periscope channel as I'll be broadcasting about 5 times between 5 to 8 pm Pacific (8 to 11 pm Eastern) on Thursday.
"See" you on Periscope soon!