Step #2 Preferences is where you can customize the information about your business that is used as the “defaults” for all campaigns created for your calendar.
This includes both your text and hashtags.
Mentions:
To use any of the options found on this page use your finger to slide the switch “On” green or “Off” gray.
– Emoji: Control if AIMI strategically adds emoji in your post. If you turn this off, you will have to add any emojis to each post manually.
– Append: When turned on, this allows you to add a custom piece of text that gets added to the end of every post and can be added to designs that AIMI creates. Perfect if you need to add compliance info to your posts or tagline. The best practices are to keep as short as possible, and a long append text can cause AIMI to have a hard time keeping your post under 280 characters for Twitter.
Call To Actions: (A call to action is an invitation for a user to take some desired action.)
– URL: This tells AIMI to use the following URL as your default link for all posts and to call to action text she writes. You can override the URL on each campaign as need as well.
For Service-based businesses, we offer the following call to action you can use if needed.
Once you turn “on” one of these options, AIMI provides a sample call-to-action you need to fill out. To do this, you need to turn the text from “red” to “green” to customize the sample. Some parts of the sample will load a text field for you to add your unique information, and others will open a drop-down menu for you to pick and option. Make sure to click select to lock in your menu selection.
Your all set once the text turns from red to green.
Hashtags:
To add default hashtags to use for all campaigns click the “Hashtags” tab.
To add a new hashtag, turn on the option with the slider first. This will open the section to add hashtags. Next, click the button “Add hashtag.”
Next, a pop-up window will appear to type your hashtag into the text field. Click “Ok” to add it.
Edit or Remove a Hashtag
Your hashtags will appear as an entry into the table.
To update, drag the table entry to the right next to the hashtag you want to edit.
To delete, drag the table entry to the left next to the hashtag you want to delete. Click on the delete button to confirm.
Next Step: Step #3 Graphics – Business Profile
Step # 4 Preferences is where you can customize the information about your business that is used as the “defaults” for all campaigns created for your calendar.
This includes both your text and hashtags.
Mentions:
To use any of the options found on this page use your finger to slide the switch “On” green or “Off” gray.
– Emoji: Control if AIMI strategically adds emoji in your post. If you turn this off, you will have to add any emojis to each post manually.
– Append: When turned on, this allows you to add a custom piece of text that gets added to the end of every post and can be added to designs that AIMI creates. Perfect if you need to add compliance info to your posts or tagline. The best practices are to keep as short as possible, and a long append text can cause AIMI to have a hard time keeping your post under 280 characters for Twitter.
Call To Actions: (A call to action is an invitation for a user to take some desired action.)
– URL: This tells AIMI to use the following URL as your default link for all posts and to call to action text she writes. You can override the URL on each campaign as need as well.
For Service-based businesses, we offer the following call to action you can use if needed.
Once you turn “on” one of these options, AIMI provides a sample call-to-action you need to fill out. To do this, you need to turn the text from “red” to “green” to customize the sample. Some parts of the sample will load a text field for you to add your unique information, and others will open a drop-down menu for you to pick and option. Make sure to click select to lock in your menu selection.
Your all set once the text turns from red to green.
Hashtags:
To add default hashtags to use for all campaigns click the “Hashtags” tab.
To add a new hashtag, turn on the option with the slider first. This will open the section to add hashtags. Next, click the button “Add hashtag.”
Next, a pop-up window will appear to type your hashtag into the text field. Click “Ok” to add it.
Edit or Remove a Hashtag
Your hashtags will appear as an entry into the table.
To update, slide your finger to the right next to the hashtag you want to edit.
To delete, slide your finger to the left next to the hashtag you want to delete. Click on the delete button to confirm.
Next Step: Step #3 Graphics – Business Profile